Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1958 volume:

Original Seminary Building: built 1837. destroyed by fire 1806 1958 college south liadloy. massachusctts In dedicating this Llamarada to President and Mrs. Richard Glenn Gettell, we want to welcome them again, no longer as new-comers, but as dear anti familiar figures of our college life. The) have participated not only in formal leas and gracious living dinners but have also joined with us in the fun of C.i. jam sessions� Halloween trick-or-treat and O.C. square dances. Their presence at eve- ning lectures and chapel services has made them an integral part of the more seri- to ns at college gathering, an innovation widely acclaimed by the student body. nd he won our full lovalty at the ceremonv of his inauguration. 9 • 9 C We waited with eagerness last fall for the Presidents Convocation address, which would outline his views for Mount Holyoke’s future. It came in the form 9 of a challenge: the Mount Holyoke undergraduate and alumna should war on mediocrity” and war on war. You told us. President Gettell, that it is in the power of women, as wives and mothers, to improve the world. We accept this faith with humility, but we take up the challenge with courage. s the first graduating class of your administra- tion, we shall go out into the world determined to acknowledge the inspiration of your words by action. 5 Improving international understanding: Foreign Students' Night “In that tradition, then, let me suggest that all members of the College Commu- nity join with me in trying to look ahead, in seeking to discern the future needs of society, and in orienting the College to help fulfill them. This requires a joint ef- fort of self-examination, with one eye on what we are doing here at Mount llol- oke. and one eye on its relevance to the needs of society. Convocation Address, Sept. 22, 1957 . The Mount Holyoke tradition, as I understand it. is neither vegetable nor crackpot; neither stagnant nor muddied.' It is, as good tradition always is. the dis- tillation of enduring values, tested by time, the continuance of that which is proven good, tin rejection of that which is not good, and the constant rc-cxamina- lion. retesting and reassessment, of it-� values. “There i one aspect of tin Mount Hol- yoke tradition which, in this one hundred twenty-first year of the College, merits our especial attention as we start a new year and a new administration. It is an old idea, which, in essence, is always new. ‘ Here it is: More than anything else, it i the Mount Holyoke College tradition to be ahead of its times. Too often one thinks of tradition onl m as a form of looking backward. This our College can do. and with vast pride. But every time we look backward, at the great names o! those who shaped the destinies of the College, we find individuals whose principal characteristic was that they looked forward, farther forward than their contemporaries. They were quiet revolu- tionaries. who sensed a social need and anticipated, through the College, the ful- fillment of that need. � Summer has sunk us and we !i« I nder the heaps and mounds of mas. Petals like penee upon our eyes. Lungs stopped with leaves, yet while we drown mong the weeds and twines of hay, Vmong the hulks and wrec ks of May. We hear above our going down The rhoirschool blac kbirds high and dr . ( .banting no Dirifip, but ey- Xonnv-nonnr above the may- corks. the tree tops, tlu always falling skv. 7 Joyce Homer. ”Wei June: Kngland President and Mrs. Get tell. Dr and Mrs. Eliot .. Perhaps we need less emphasis on the departmental major as a stepping stone to graduate work, and more on fostering the proeess of learning and developing the art of thinking. hat we need, above all. is an intellectual experience in college that will carry through all the years, and provide tin foundation for a life of continuing growth and enrichment. College work should never he conceived nor presented to the student as a terminal experience, nor as an escape or retreat from the larger world hevond the campus. Nor should it be assumed for all women, as it can be for men. that college training is the prelimi- nary step towards an uninterrupted ca- reer . . . The uncommon woman has much to offer. I f some of our institutions of high- er learning can help her develop to the fullest, and if our society will learn how to make the most of her. she need no longer he under-utilized. She will heroine, in truth, the 'cornerstone' dreamed of by- Mary Lyon . . I hr Prrsidrnt's Inaugural Address 8 President and Mrs. Get tell. Rise Stevcn6, Mr. Leedy inauguration Mark Van Doren. Jesaamyn West, Archibald MacLeish, Irving Dilliard Friday, November H Concert: Rise Stevens, mezzo-soprano of the Metropolitan Opera Saturday, November 9 Symposium: “Words Are Responsibilities” Meribeth E. Cameron, Academic Dean, presiding Jessaniyn West: “The Author to the Reader Mark Van Doren: The Teacher to the Student Irving Dilliard: ’‘ The Editor to the Public Archibald MacLeish: “The Sum of Responsibility” Inauguration Ceremony Induction of the President: Frederick May Eliot, D.D., LL.D., President ol the Board of Trustees President’s Reception Sun lay, November 10 Founder’s Day Service: Reverend Joseph R. Sizoo, D.D., Ceorge Washington University 9 AGAIN, AGAIN! Who here's afraid to gawk at lilacs? W ho won't stand up and praise the moon? Who doubts that skies still ache for sky- larks And waves are lace upon the dune? But flowering grave-dust, flowerlike snow- dust. But tinkling dew, but fun of hay. But soothing buzz and scent of sawdust Have all been seen, been said—we say. BANALITY, our saint, our silly: The sun's your adverb, named Again : You wake us with it willy-nilly And westward wait to tuck us in. Vie. nurse, are flouted when we flout you. Kven to shock you is cliche'. 0 inescapable and dowdy! O gold uniqueness every flay! Vi lio’s new enough, most now . most youngest Enough to eye you most again? Who’ll love the rose that love wore long- est, A et say it fresher than quick rain? I’ll see. I ll say. I'll find the word. Ml earth must lilt. then, willy-nilly And vibrate one rich triple-chord Gf August, wine, and waterlily. Peter Yiereck. The First Morning A change of administration is infrequent and involves new personalities. A cycle of which we have been a part is completed and a new one generated. No longer can we look at our four years of college as the present; we must now divide them into the past and the beginning of the future. Participating in this transition point of M omit llolyoke history is a revelation. l or we are very much aware that in spite of the change in leadership, in spite of innovations, the character of the College has remained the same. Since its foundation in 1837, Mount llolyoke has been striving to realize tlie ideal of the enlightened and constructive woman, who can respond intelligently to the needs of her time and her society. This objective unites all administrations—although the woman may change from Panganaskian to Uncommon. A Llamarada coming in this year of transition will try to evoke a sense of Mount Holyoke’s constant growth and its underlying stability, and to suggest musings on the interdependence of the past, present and future. The Grove and Mary Lyon's Grave, 1890 “The requirements for graduation were increased by ('hanging trigonometry from an elective to a required course in 1855 and doing the same three years later with the history of literature. The standards in science were maintained by inviting a number of outside lecturers to come to Mount Holyoke 41 Mary W illiams Chapin, Principal 1852-65 “As to the control of the student body, Mrs. Mead was prompt to adopt the sug- gestion of Dr. Tyler, in his letter of Janu- ary, 1890. inviting her to the presidency, that the best government is . . . tiiat in which the governed arc taught to govern themselves The system that she insti- tuted on this basis was successful from the start . . . All reporting was dispensed with and the old system of fixed rules was re- placed by one which stressed individual effort and personal honor, leaving each student to he 4a law unto herself ” “Culture for Miss Woolley implied not only those graces that characterize civ- ilized living but a sympa- thetic mature understand- ing of national and interna- tional problems. She was to lend her influence likewise to a maintenance within the college of a genuinely demo- cratic atmosphere as the only one in which a sincere education can flourish •Arthur C. Cole, A Hundred Years of Mount Holyoke Collie Elizabeth Storr Mead. President 1890-1900 14 Mary Emma Woolley, President 1901-37 Koawell Gray Ham by Henry Rox, 194() Nantucket, Dec. 3, 1957 To the Class of 1958: Through the thoughtful offices of the Alumnae Asso- ciation, Mrs. Ham anti I have recently been admitted respectively alumna and alumnus of your college—the latter honor a rare and beautiful vindication of free enterprise at birth! We have found, as you will find, that alumnahood from Mount Holyoke is a joy that does not diminish with time. What the source of that joy is difficult to calculate, except by those who have lived a space of years within the family circle and have partaken of its spirit. But in varying degree it derives from a long and distinguished tradition tracing back to our founder, from the inspiration of great men and w om- en who have entered into its being, from the endless variety and dedication of its faculty, from the beauty of its place, and significantly from the continued loyalty of its students and their capacity to enjoy life—five days shall they labor anti upon the sixth and seventh like John drive furiously to the north ami to the south. It is a joy that defies analysis, hut you know and I know that it exists. Of our Mount Holyoke, “‘Age cannot wither nor custom stale, her infinite variety.” And now we w ho have had the life giving experience of partaking with you of that spirit, and accompanying you upon some part of your journey, wish you well in its continuance. (Incidentally, you may appraise successful wedlock by the due growth in your helpmate of loyalty to Mount Holyoke College. The test, we have found, is infallible.) Vffectionately yours. 15 Mountain Dav. 191 ) It Mount I1nlvoke honor is a priori I hmm of the individual. honor of the group. honor of the college It is the foundation oj student government, I n huilil u narking organization on such it construct In not lose the ideal in triviality Is a hope. To strive and occasionally fall short Is not to fail I ’or it is i i the striving I hut progress is made. 1). Marston, JB (Chairman: J. rijrlit. President: I). Vt iek.es, N ice President: I) Dodpe. See ret ary To the campus student government association means: A flaxen-haired, bright-eyed Jan Wright whose eas smile, cheery word, and profound thinking are never dulled by organizational routine . . . Pay-days, constitutional revisions, mpiired general as- semblies. alphabet committees, dog-cared underlined rules books, tension-packed elections, and the hocus- pocus of preferential, weighted, or majority-plurality balloting . . . A channel for student expression for suggestions and Jan Wrijilit and Mr. Cettcll criticism . . . To the S(r officers, committee heads, and members of Pep Vssembly, it means: Lengthy discussions in an atmosphere of l� az smoke curls, clicking needles and sharp minds . . . The challenge of finding solutions to problems new and old: voting changes, scheduling of house-president ap- pointments, cause dinner selection, parents day with May Oueen pros and con- . . . u OG songbook with a probable mustard spot, the pos- sibility of washing machines and uhilr wool socks . . . “ N point of order and let's take it bark to the dorms 19 light in tlie mimeographing room - haven of pastel jolm notices: and a thick-piled green carpet that helps tired feet . . . and a deflated ego. M. knight. P. Cass. H. Daniell, I). Marslon. Chnirman: M. Jenkins, S. Heincinan, F. Marlin. J. Cain. hotter late than never Tlu locus of honor is in each individual but materialize in judicial board under the nine ere and lirin leadership of Diana Mars ton whose thoughtful blue eyes bespeak her poised eompostire and alertness of mind. Not to lose the ideal in triviality is the hope of JB, a congenial group who at times is awed by its responsibility: to stand between the students anti the administration—and be justly representative of both: to balance personal conviction and prejudice against the purpose of a common task: to weigh a girl’s weaknesses and her strengths, and make a decision that is right: to believe sin- cerclv in the cause of honor ami to expre ss this laitli to others. a group that laughs together over: the flurry of knitting needles and ash trays after the last ease has left : the assignment of th original penal- tv: the echoing cries of “Where’s your light?” to a Heeling bicyclist soon absorbed in the darkness of a frosty night. hitch-hiking strictly prohibited 20 I). Mars ton, D. Tlaynic, J. Cain, C. Ilobbie, K. Bauer, M. Coxhead J. Speirs, S. Dcming, J. Wright. presentation of SO A officers nominating committee ... girls that work intensively to answer a responsibility to others and to themselves: to know or to find out, to evaluate and then re-evaluate a li-t of names, to be ob- jective in all judgments and yet see behind impersonal facts not working to lill an election slot but to gi e a girl an opportu- nity to heroine something more. I Connor, V. Lueth, . Shaw, E. Boyce, I . Barclay, S. Fogclberg, K. Baird, J. Wright, M. Elstad. committee heads Vpportionment (lommittce Janet W right (lollege (lhe t Margaret Flstad College Council Janet W right (lonsultali e (lommittce Diana Mar ton Curriculum (lommittce Peregrine Barclay Finance (lonuniltcc Katherine Rupkey Advisory Committee on Finance Virginia Lueth Fire (loin mi lice Barbara Karnan Health Committee Margaret Clay tor International Student Committee Sonja Fogelberg Library Committee Patricia Connor Mary K. Woolley Hall Committee Suzanne Fresh Moving Pictures Committee Klizabeth Kidout National Student Vssociation Mary lldic Points Committee Fmily Boyce Committee on Rules and Constitutional Revision nn Shaw Student Fund Com mi I tee Vrlene Koclhcl Trustee Hostesses Joan W rightsman ocational (lommitlet Kathleen Baird 22 gucBfi what? How 1: M. Pownall. Mead: P. koxodov, S. Mande Ile: C. Barton. SafTord: I). Marston. Head of J.B.: S. Hardy, Pearsons; J. 11 oven don. V Rockefeller: M. Kdie. S. Rockefeller: J. St. Laurence. Brigham: Hon 2: k. Frum. Mountain iew : K. I )ana, N. Mandelle: (� . I hompson. Cow les; . Joniw, ildcr: .. Bently, LeFover: k. cl linger, Torrcy; M. I'rump. Hnckland: S. Dalmas, Pearsons nne : S. klainkin. hkey; M. Sample, Porter: S. Carr. W oodliridge. I lie !ir t person to learn names, tlie lirsl person to give help, the first person to con- hitler and plan for the welfare of others, the house president is a lower of strength in all situations. Amidst kitchen com- plaints. cjuiet hours and telephone “sug- gestions clamor and clinking of lunch- time announcements, she remains a sym- bol oI the fun. the teamwork, the satisfac- tion that make a dorm click bringing unitN from diversity, and warmth from a brick Mead, or a cinder-block Auckland. house presidents 23 the Panganaskian nr Uncommon woman Draw ins: together the artist. tin athlete, the actor, the r r girl with religious concerns. unity council under the integrating guidance of vivacious Dehhie W'icke . seeks to provide a huh for campus specializa- lion. To coordinate is not to disguise tin parts, and each organizational head propose her cause in diseussion of college calendar dates, weekend activities, club pres- entations. parents day and the scheduling of eumptis elections. Row I: S. Whittlesey. J. Mag. Ik Hons. S. (IliYn. K. Bcrnoudy, G. IVinl. Row 2: K. Holes, M. Pcrcra, Ik Mom set IV J. McLean, S. I'rrsh, I . Llstad. J. right. Row 2: P. Brandenburg, C. Hall, M. Norton, I). Dodge, I). Wicke Ik Brock. A. Koelhel. (I. BisscII. . Janes. 24 Warring against the ivory tower” con- cept often bandied about, the national student association led with enthusiasm In Polly Kdie. strives to both interest and inform Mount Hol- yoke undergraduates of current items of student concern. Topics of recent discus- sion include the interpretation of the role of students as students in NS activities, policies of segregation as they toucli the school, academic freedom and opportu- nities for Kussia- meriea student ex- changes. The international student rela- tions seminar pro ide the local means of debate, while conferences on the national and international level give the opportu- nity for discussions among students of different environments and of different comictions, united by a common pur- pose. t Kdie (Chairman). H. YanCampen, S. Chen Mount llolyoke, 1916 25 Cooperative Work, 1890’a Day by day we rushed b the sundial and down “library walk, pausing at Chapel on Thursdays . . . wanna munch?—junior lunch! . . . then. between classes, back to P. ). where mail meant chiefly hills . . . 0 a rule that's never kept MILA Httsomv KEHUlLL HAJl FOC Ih uu w hrint . . . and tin wall.- were all announcements ol dances, and concerts, and jobs . . . Iter classes there was always a coffee-break at the !.l. which had to end in cards . . . P 29 . . . and a fairy-tale of shimmering light in the (iift-shop window. .Sometimes, we treated parents . . . and little brothers . . . to a C.I. lunch . . . die prototypes of the V«8’« and shared French humor with provincial classmates at Glessie’s while cooling-off spring fever with an ice-cream cone: and forgetting the chores of lanndr or lost ourselves in contemplation o the icv lacework of the falls. 9 33 I lit W illiKlon Memorial Library I hr library was our daily haunt lor serious study in stacks and seminars intellectual dreams And we met faculty by the catalogue file and in the hall Miss Kiiii c German . . . as well as in classrooms Mr. Brail Icy Kiiglish Mr. Clancy Physics Mr. Teal I- History 37 Miss Mims- Physiology Mr. Holmes—Philosophy Mr. linttkol Knglish Miss Musi Philosophy W fio Paid knowledge is for the birds? Corse Child Study Center Mr. Lobh—Economic� and Sociology Mr. I.rnuanl- History Miss Yoorhecs . . . where we struggled over I lie philosophy ol the state Mrs. Helen lluzen it's not sputnik on tin air, luil Hoctfio- ven’s Ninth Dean ('ameron or ristotelean unities in Oedipus Rex Mr. Curtis Smith—Physiology Mr. Vitali—careful, don't waste any Miss Merrick permission fora weekend at Vale . . . while freshmen received special atten lion from the administration. 1 I ► I Miss Vndreassian Keli ;inti Mrs. Lane, Miss Rachel Smith, Miss McDool, Dr. Droves at W oodbridge We became belter acquainted with fac- ulty and administration, and their points of view, at after-dinner colTee 44 no evil, nee no evil, hear no evil where’s ilu fun in lifc. economy with a Hair m trading pins for smiles . . . Vocabulary of a college girl: Calorv all that stands between J you and a pound of flesh Life—a weekly periodical Man—an escort Sophistication the mother of boredom and the daughter of modern convention. Uarnaruda, 1904 46 . . . and socks for scarves a wonderful winter for skiing! I ! � 48 towels weigh at least five pounds (viinsinokr . . . When a roommate grew unbearable or a math problem could not he solved. Bennett irls catch on to ilhnr ways Set up to encourage interest in ports activities, the A. A. attempts to develop maiden grace and improve the mind via the body, by means of interclass and inter- dorm tournaments, swimming meets, ami various “spe- cial events. The new Co-ed Capers bring men to the campus to enjoy an evening in Kendall, ably assisted by Mount Holyoke. “Just Desserts’ provides strawberry shortcake to all interested, and awards to the athletic type of girl. This year it included the reading of the “official document of honorary membership in wel- come to President and Mrs. Cettell. And the faculty - student game makes students and teachers forget classes in a riotous match. “Congratulations. Sue Delano!” athletic association J. Broughton, M. Phillips, E. Worman, C. Bauer, B. Brock (President) This car meant also Ken- • dall as an infirmary and a new route to loeker rooms . . . the new “ball-bov to toss the halls in tennis class- es .. . trials for revamping the constitution . . . and an undaunted hope that it wouldn't snow for the Ten College Basketball Sports- day. 51 Io sponsor all ruling activities, help with the community children’s riding club, and further the knowledge of the handling of horses, is the chief care of the Hoots and Saddles Club. I Is annual highlight is the Spring Horse Show in May, while week- end specialities include breakfast and din- ner rides on the many well-kept and beau- tiful trails around campus. boots and saddles .on''ener B. M ain, V Eastliam, B. Momsen (President), Miss Beck . . . freshmen hike rides and hikes around campus those (irst few hurried davs of ori- entation week . . . Mountain Day trips, square dances, a snow sculpture contest on Holly Hop afternoon . . . smoke talks, and ki and canoe trips with Wesleyan. 'I ale and Dartmouth . . . toasted cheese sandwiches as appetizers before every meal, and keeping dry in a lean-to on a rainy after- noon, with folksongs, gui- tars and banjos . . . ■ water ballet (-. I.anr, I . Leaman, K. Bernotidy (President), Miss Swain Vided I v t lie Swimmeretles. II at or Ballet members practice untiring!} while a motion pictures camera follows them on the surface and under water. These pictures, taken throughout the year by Mr. Popp, the president of the Holyoke I nderwater Equipment Company. are to be used as instructional films by the Red Cross and other organizations. II ater Ballet attended the Convention of the meriean Wocialion of Synchronized Swimming for College Women, held at Vassar. as ad- visor council in an ex-officio capacity. It also entered a synchronized swimming stunt competition at Uristol Girls Club in Bristol, Conn., where Mount Holyoke's Maggie May.’61. won third place. In March it gave its annual, never-the-same show for the College. -No strings attached 53 dance club Leslie Martin L. Martin. J. Mag (President), M. Mac Lane members are often indispensihlc to programs arranged by the Dramatic Club, the Speeeh or Music Department, and. of course, to J uniar Show. Independently, the Dance Club gives an original concert each February and frequently takes it on tour to the neighboring commu- nities and even New N ork. It is also active in bringing to the campus outstanding dance companies, such as the liennington Dance Croup, to perform their original works. S. Fogelbcrg, S. Chen, F. Townsend Fhe most important event lor the members is a master lesson taught on campus once or twice a year b a professional dancer. Jose Union. Pauline Koner and Pearl Primus are some of the cherished memories of the past few ears, while this year brought Isa Partcli, a versatile German dancer, as guest instructor. r 4 Dramatic Club tries to provide for the be- ginner as w ell as for the more experienced person interested in theatre. The I'resh- man One-Acts, produced under the direc- tion of D. C. members, uncover and help new talent, while advanced actors ascer- tain their skill in the major productions of the spring and fall. Dear Brutus with its haunting, fanciful action, and the striking sets and emotional impact of Picnic are unforget table. Roiv I: B. Manfredi. k. Manfre, k. Gleason, J. Benedict, C. Guran, VI. Steurm, M. Hood, M. Sohns. Row 2: E. Corey, M. Beers, I . Feiser, M. Haubingcr, C. Coorsley, M. Norton (Presi- dent), C. Lane, C. Uto Denis Johnston, directing Dear lirutus dramatic club The ). C. repertoire has been broad- ened to include children's theatre, which stages pla s written b ). C. members. I he actors’ troupe has also gone ’on the road. Last car it offered Finnegans ITahe at the ale Dramatic LestivaL coming out with top ranking. $5 Dnar Knit us Working with enthusiasm tinder Richard Janson s twinkling eye, members ol the Friends of Art hang nj exhibitions and discuss them in major seminars . . . mm 1' ' I bis year they have acquired an original Rouault for Dwight gallerv. and brought to the college lending exhibitions of Contem- porary Painting and Japanese arc hitec- ture for the cultural enjoyment of the communirx. Nicy also held a local pho- tograph) show, highlighted h Mr. Ro Ts “Fork Chop. M. Keith, V Janes (Student Chairman), J. Edwards. Mr. Janson. C. Brancato. Mrs. Button friends of art 56 llamarada or college yearbook, is the product of sleepless nights and barely made dead- lines. To its stall. Mamie is a memory of publishers whom we bid in the midst of hltichooks with inner qualms and out- ward knowing air; of meetings with pho- tographers whom we didn't want: of an unsynchronized dance of drunken sailors at (Hub Presentation. It means the first color pictures in a Mount Holyoke year- book . . . the ‘Good Ship Lollipop” which sank in the sea of influenza, and 11 oil • Hop which rescued the crew . . . and the determination to make the book live not onl lor the seniors, but for the whole r college community. I. Laskowski, I). Davidson. S. Maki. C. liissell (Kditor-in lliicf), V Janes, M. Coxhead. Nancy Janesy an l Miss Blakely Peggy and Sam P is for photographer? Work on Unmir started last spring, and we spent tlie summer pondering over a theme till Carol discovered it in T. S. Eliot. Wanting color photographs, we were saved from the throes of financial worn when Janesy thought of including dorm pictures in the hack section . . . and Sam dated to earn out the idea. Thom pa used her wiles to make Glesmann's and Mr. Keyes but full-page ads, while Peggy made sure our accounts balanced. Vnd Dorset almost lost her patience when cer- tain seniors would not hand in their pic- ture � till the deadline passed . . . while Irmina wrote and fumed over the one word that might make a di(Terence . . . Irmina and Thomps . . . Then there was constant running to the College History room, and the kind help of Miss Blakely and Mrs. Spencer . . . cropping pictures when they only needed to be marked, then losing them in the wastebasket . . . and soliciting typists, proofreaders, and ideas for a funny cap- tion . . . S. Maki, I). Ilroggi, I). Fuller G. Matthews (Edi- tor-in-Chief), K. Keating, D. Haynie, G. Bazar- ian, B. Gamier, J. Donovan, C. Soule, S. Colwell mount holyoke news liilc others don stockings for gracious living, the crew in Mead's basement don thinking caps as another issue of the Mount llolyoke Yens is sent to press. Covering lectures in Chapin traeking down last-minute news, finding headlines that fit these are only part of the job. The responsibility. the headaches the complaints all are rewarded on Friday afternoon, when another issue is delivered by the faithful circulation board. Vrgu- J c ments over editorials and letters resulting from thought- provoking articles make the task worthwhile. C. Carpenter, E. Bailey (Business Manager) E. AiiId, II. Momnien, E. Worinan 59 Mount Holyoke's literan magazine, now in its third year of existence, serves as a means of communication with other schools ami institutions. Published three times a year, it reaches the W est Coast and the far South. On campus, it stimu- lates good writing and offers constructive criticism to those submitting material. It. Havens. J. Say holt. J. Benedict. C. (dap| , M. Tracy (Editor-in-Chief), A. Smith, J. Cort. pegasus news bureau Working for the otvs Bureau, means cutting clippings and telling home-town papers of a girl's part in a play or her election to an office: it is hoping to be assigned to cover college news for a special paper, and then to have a column all one’s own: and above all. it is being in the know reading the secret scripts of Junior Show, or President CettelPs inaugural speech before it was given. 60 Nancy Vogel rined with a new license from the Federal Communi- cations Commission, and a ncu name, 1IIC-F 1 is heard once more, after a irtual silence of two and a half ears. It sets its goal on quality, with ‘’Music from th« Masters. stimulating discussions on “lYrjqiec- tive. ami up-to-date ac- counts of world events on •The U. N. Today.’ But for relaxation, it offers Pop music and music from Broadway shows, and the campus quiz. C. Uto, It. Gerard (Station Manager), L. Volker, C. Crew, J. Wcilland, -J. McLean wmhe-fm international relations club Betsy Itoos and Ellen Bit-hard Mount Holyoke's IRC. the first interna- tional relations club started at a college, brings to the campus frequent lectures and discussions on current issues. Mutual- ly, it holds an inter-collegiate weekend conference, inviting persons of interna- tional prominence to speak on impor- tant modern problems. The debate this year centered on ‘The t Ian tie Mliance: w Community or Disunity. Three IRC members were also delegated to a four- college ('.olloquium of the international re- lations clubs, to discuss ’‘Imperialism and it Meaning in the World Today.’ M. Girth, J. Naidorff, II. Ttiinman. V. Asher, B. Boos (President), M. Rintoul, K. Gleeson, C. Snhasian To stimulate thinking on the many problems which a belief in God involves, and to deepen our under- standing of our own and C other people’s religion, the Fellowship of Faiths ar- ranges seminars, all-Fellow - ship meetings, and the an- nual Campus Conference. It is the religious coordinat- ing body of the college. Row I: E. Ifallberg, J. Levy, J. Donovan. Row 2: J. Chandler. Miss Eisenhart (Director), M. Brandenburg (1’resident), E. MacDonald, J. Bale fellowship of faiths 62 Fellowship members give voluntary as- sistance to day nursery schools. C , mental hospitals, and Girl Scout groups of neighboring areas. In December, they held a clothing dri e to help the local needy, and made Christmas-time less lonely for the foreign students by giving a party in their honor. R. II art t. B. Sutcr, N. Lamb, M. Els tad (Chair- man), M. Girth college chest sends help to various parts of the world, as well as gi ing financial aid to its local commiinitx and Mount llol- J yoke's foreign students. How devotedly its members work for the causes which they find worthy, is testified by their cheery resistance to student groans during the College Chest Drive in the fall. red cross II. Tuinman, E. Bcilcnaon, C. Bump. C. Hall (President), L. Leinbach, S. Stanley provides training in volun- teer work and a chance to learn about the working of a great national and world organization. The kindness and geniality of the Grey Ladies is well-known to the invalids of the Leeds Vet- erans’ Hospital, and the Westover Program bright- ens the evenings for sick servicemen at the Westover ir f orce Base. In spite of the ‘Hu epidemic, the Blood Bank sponsored by the Bed Cross met with great suc- cess, while the campaign for knitting Red Cross squares produced seven blankets. 63 . . . rehearsing in the balcony of Pratt, so as not to set up ami take down rliairs and stands each time .. . playing Ila fin's London Symphony in a joint concert with the Princeton Orchestra at Princeton . . . listening to Mr. I (olden histle sc 1I0 parts of trumpet and piano concertos it h all the grace notes, trills, cadenzas and flourishes... Martha keelrr, Meredith Michaels anil Debbie Adams orchestra Row 1: A. Montgomery, 'I'. Marsden, B. Hakeweeecl, L. Wehhcr. L. Trefthcn. M. Bingham. C. Casady. Row 2: N. Rich, J. Lawrence, S. Bennert, M. Michaels, G. Dumville. Row 3: B. Johnson, J. Mohnkern. C. Taylor . . . marching down the aisle at Sunday Church . . . vespers and Thursday chapel . . . singing at Mr. GettelTs inauguration and with K. P. I. . . . and behind it all, rushes to rehearsals after hectic after- noons, flapping cottas in the robing room, and Miss Douglass' calm voice . . . Cello. Nancy Cannon: Violin, llze Maiziti V-8’s . . . informal “sings’ at the dorms and at the C. I. . . • Mr. Keyes’ free coffee at Thursday evening rehears- als .. . cutting records and traveling to other colleges for parties and octet con- certs . . . and last year, sing- ing for the National Con- vention of the merican College of Surgeons at Bos- ton’s Hotel Statler . . . h. Bor ton. J. Kscrive, S. Hodge, T. Sample, L. Stoncback, L. I row bridge, B. Hakcwcssell. B. Karnan, K. Slianley, M. Buckley, M. Tarpy, J. Perry, L. Taft, A. Edwards, II. Turner glee club Row 1. D. Atwater, E. Phear, S. Brown, Miss Douglass. Row 2: S. Flagler, M. Buckley, P. Skillin. M. Tarpv . . . Mr. (let toll's inauguration and the annual Christinas Carol Concert . . . sing- ing Brahms Carman l{n uivm with Dart- mouth . . . and a concert during Com- mencement weekend . . . greeting from Miss Newhall Freshmen arriving brought hark memo- ries of first impressions . . . white dresses in an early morning fog . . . Mount Hol- yoke framed in golden russet . . . and roommates in the handbook . . . yes, you must have a physical ... a posture picture too Welcome, 61! 67 How well it stands, your house, views every wa 0 mm from all the windows. Look ami Look, you a . • There is a spire, there is an oaktree, snail in the grass and on a clear day, l the last edge, the sea. nd indoors how equably the voices rove This wax and that as the flame in the hearth moves And the old. gilded clock lets I «ill the hours: Beautiful falling, see, a flight of doves. A frozen rain of flowers. on shake the globe. Suddenly the skv Blinds ami thick the terrible flakes fly: Out of our knowing landmarks disappear. (lan the walls hold? Where then, where now? we cry. Hi. where, you sav, hut here. 0 0 Joyce Horner. 7 hr Storm: To Virginia Woolf” 68 « Alice “People down on earth are seared of flying saucers, toin bombs. McCarthy, and of course I he thing. Sweets and starches, fallen arches. All contribute to a human's ruining. Witches too are threatened by a certain evil Known to all the world as the good and pure. I.ove and beauty. Tutti-fruitti Cause a situation that we can't endure ' I Hagai ha. Ilagatha the witch . . . “Ever since the beginning of earth and air. The world has been ruled by a powerful pair. And scholars and peasants and witches like we Have tried to deline them, tried to see . . . hat good and evil n all) are . . . Sarah Koscn, Becky Sample, Betsy Koos: hicli witch is which? Linda Taft, Laird Trowbridge Judy Perry Stay off my pointed shoes! Why? . . make yourself at home hile I slip into a shroud: The vampires are asleep, So don’t scream or screech too loud. There’s cold bat in the icebox. There’s warm blood on the fire —So hello there, have a nightmare. Won’t you come and join the crowd? 71 Kay Baird. Martha Beers, Joan Mag W irked world . . . Axford ami her hatchet men who’s been hazed here? . . . they're really quite tame! I food, fun and father . . . Row 1: Julie Kelly, Margaret Trotter, Carolyn Jacohu , Laird Trowbridge. Rote 2: Patricia Crane, Deborah Koff Freedman, (Queen). Marcia Hnckley. . . . at Pa liter's Day {alias Parent's Day) 73 Keyes’ rones for queens Foreign Studente .Night ellowship of Faiths Conference: Kahhi Edward Klein, Dr. Wil am Rice, Margaret Pownall (chuirinan). Jane Chandler Mr. Janson, Mrs. Weiser (trustee), Mr. Hox Mr. Hodges' concert � Mr. and Mrs. Jansen, Mr. 11 eel y (exhibitor)� President (.’ole of Amherst College, Mr. and Mrs. Giamauti Meade Alcorn, Chairman of liie National Repub- lican Committee, President and Mrs. Get tell, Mr. Ryan, Editor of the Holyoke Transcript, Miss Scbuck the real llani . . . and college gathering; speak in to the students . at Friends of Art exhibitions, concerts. Dr. Ham's lecture on FalstafT . . . so go to Smith Chaperons are required: For all evening entertainment after 6 p.m. For all entertainment in public places with cousins. For driving with fathers, brothers, and cousins. Uamara da, 1908 3-niimitc eggs? Mount Holyoke, Vlma Mater, in the glory of thy past. We hehohi a life prophetic of a glor that shall last. Vs the years shall hut add richer to the memories that thou hast . . . Students' Handbook 1900 Alumnae 78 T--------------• the seniors Commencement 1916 I honoraries MISS HARRIET NEW HALL MISS JEAN SUDRANN MISS BERJOlHIE ANDREASSIA 82 MR. AND MRS. EVERETT U. HANKINS of fifty-eight MR. PETEK R. VIERECk 83 BAR BAR J KAN AN WILL Philosophy 84 ELISABETH ANN AULD Political Science KATHLEEN MARSHALL BAIRD Religion 85 PEREGRINE W RFIELD BARCLAY History CII RLOTTB COM : BARTON oology KATHERINE MARIE BATEMAN Econ orn i cs -Sociology i CATHERINE ELLEN B l ER Iat hematics M VRTII JOSEPHINE BEERS English Drama 86 ELEANOR DORIS BENNETT tit CAROL SUZANNE BISSELI Psychology 87 BARBAR L()l ISE ROHM AN I Ychnloftv DEBORAH ANN BRADBURY Econom ics -Soci ologv 88 ELI ABKT1I HATTON BRADLEY Religion 4 HILDA RAZLL BRODY Psychology' 89 MARTHA SCARBOROUGH BROOKS Philosophy ' C ROn BL MP 11 i story 90 12LOIS 1C BI SIIER Zoology 1 m PATRICIA CAMERON Elifilisli Literature CYNTHIA STUART CARPENTER Econ om ics -S oei ology 91 SARAH EKER CARR Political Science JUD1T1I HARRIET CLAUSE IS Chemistry 92 M RGARET JANE CLAYTOR Physiology M RJORIE JEAN CORLISS Political Science 93 MARGARET CRAMER COXIIEAD Political Science PATRICI ANNE CRANE English Literatu re HALCYON AEDKN CRAWEORI) English Literature CAROL ANNE CREW Econom ics-Soci olog v VIRGINIA CROMWELL breach 94 JUDITH MAXWELL CURREiN Psychology DORSE! KATHERINE DAVIDSON Religion 95 CAROL! N ESTKI.l.E CZA.IA Italian CAROL N DONKERSLE! Economics MAin WANTON EDIE English Literature MARY HUNTING EDGERTON Geography 96 JUDITH ANN ELLISON History 97 ELIZABETH PENN ELLISTON Zoology 1ARGARET JEAN ELSTAD History LOUISE KATHARINE ENGLE Zoology SUSAN ELINORE FAY Political Science 98 PATRICIA ANN FEISER English Drama SANDRA JEAN FISH Zoology 99 STEPI I AM II EST E R I IS11M A N English Literature V CAROLYN FOSDICK French Literature 100 CATHERINE MAY FRAIL Philosophy DEBRA KOFF FREEDMAN English Drama M ARION 11 ELGA FREUDENBERG lit SUZANNE MARIE FRESH English MARGARET HOLMES FULLERTON Religion 101 JANET WAKEFIELD GALLAGHER Religion ELIZABETH ANN GLAZIER Art 102 CORNELIA PEASE GODFREY English Literature SARAH KETTELL II RDV Ameriam Culture 103 Tin NTJE II SBROLCK I 'ren t h L i ter at u re DORIS JIAYNIE Engl ish Com positio n MW ISABEL IIKKVAS DEVIPSTER En gli sh L iter at u rc AMY I1EKZ Political Science JOAN DELE HEYM N Sociology- Psychology 104 ANN LYSTER HINC1ICLIFF Peon orn i cs -Sociology .I LINCOLN HOYLNDON Econ om i cs •Soci ology 1 RGARKT II LL HOOD istory JANE FERGUSON HOOVER English Li terat u re LESLIE IIULME Econotnics -Sociolog y 105 MAURA EARLS HURLED Geography GLORIA LEAII JOHNSON Sociology 106 SANDRA ELIZABETH JOHNSON (Geography BARBARA ELEANOR KARNAN ELEANOR JANE KATZ American Culture Economics 107 JULIE ANN KELLY Religion 108 YUNG WIIA KIM Philosophy ARLENE SUSANNE KOELBEL Music 109 PAULA KOZODOY Latin IRMINA TERESA LASKOWSKI English-French Literal lire CONSTANCE ANNE LAN I Chemistry HARRIET SUSAN LEVINE History no JANET JOY LEWISTON Political Science JOYCE MILDRED LITTNER Mathematics JACQUELINE ANNE LITTELL Political Science KAREN ANNA LOKVAM English Literature ANN LORI) Religion EVELYN HANKER LUEBBERS Sociology 111 LINDA LOUISE LYMAN French 112 SUSAN ELIZABETH McKEE Political Science JOAN GABRIEL MAG Economics-Sociology 113 1LZE MA 1.1 MAIZITIS Chemistry DIANA SARGENT MARSTON Vitical Science BARBARA X MARTIN American Culture 114 LESLIE MARTIN Philosophy ROSALIND JOAN MASLOW English Literature ■VI'LINK IIENDRY VIATHEW SON Psychology M VRY CAROLV N M VTI1KSON Economics GER VLDINE MATTHEWS Economics 115 NANCY MAXWELL English Literature KAREN PATRICIA MERRICK Psychology 116 SHEILA AUDREY MI ER Mathematics � y JOAN WRIGHT MILLER English Literature VIVI WE MOMER Economics BEATRICE ELLEN MOMSEN Econom ics Sociolog v JUDITH MOORE English Literature 117 SONORA MEADOW MYERS Plant Science i R(;aret kittredge Norton History 118 CLARK KIRBY OLSEN Econom ics •Soci nloff v VIARETTA TALBOT PAIGE 0 Chemistry FELICIA BASSICK PARKS English I. i terat it re 119 f C1IUISTGL LUISE P1CHLEK French 120 VIRGINIA BRADLEY PISER English Literature I I J I s f. I K VNIRYN LISON H HOADS Political Science 121 JANET LOUISE BUTLER RICHARDSON Peon om ics Sod olof - ) I MARY ANNE RINTOUL I Political Science f RTHA KEY ROCK Chemistry 122 JEAN IE ELLEN ROM It; Psychology PHOEBE IS N ROVCE Enfifish Literature 123 JANE HI I I) Psychology-Speech 1 TIIILDA I E SAMPLE 7hyaiolo y- Psychology 124 It E MECCA NN SAMPLE Economics SUSAN M MU SCHl I.LKK VOI-K Psychology 125 EVANGELI K SENIOR English Literature I 3 PATRICIA BLAKE SK1LL1N English Literature 126 IRENE VIRGINIA SMITH History SUZANNE KIT STEINBERG Psychology •Educaiion JANE ANNE STERLING Psychol of y-Educrati on 127 JUDITH ROSE SWEETK1ND Political Science 128 MARTHA SYKES American ('.alture MARCIA ELOISE TAYLOR History 129 MAR’S ELLEN TAYLOR Art V i GAIL ANNU THOMPSON French LETITI N THOMPSON Mathematics 130 SAND HA LOU I SIC TIG1I American ('.nilure CYNTHIA KMIL TOL RTELLOT Geography .11 NE HI TON TROPPOL1 ' i vswlogy-Zoolofi y 131 MARGARET NN TROTTER French Literature I NANCY ELIZABETH TYNER Eicon om ics -Soci ology 132 MARIANNE ELIZABETH TRUMP Polilical Science f CAROLYN LOUISE UTO Physiology NANCY VOORDUIN Art 133 JUDITH BELLE VORIS Economics JEAN WARREN AMY STUART WEADOCK Physiology- Psychology Philosophy 134 { EDNA GEORGE IELLA.ND Art 135 SANDRA M K(; RKT WII.U VMS Zoology DORK.NE FAYE WOLFSON Sociology JANET WRIGHT Political Science ANC LEVINE ZAKIM History 136 CAROL COULTER ZIMMERMAN Peon otn ics •Soci ology former members of the class of 1958 ADAMS, LY NK, 6515 Prairie It� !., Omaha 3, ehr. BAI)C()(iK, JANET ELISABETH, 20 Occoin Ridge, Hanover, V II. BACKUS, JANET GRAHAM, 1158 5th Ave., New Y ork 29, N. Y . BARN Err. LENORE FAITH, 101 Central Park, W.. New York 23. IN, Y. BARNETT, MARGERY LEE, 3604 Clarks Lane. Baltimore 15, Mil. BARTHELMES, VNN AGNES, 841 Beeehwood Dr., Havertown, Pa. BECKER, J1 I 1 I'll ST E, 2$ Atkinson Rd., Rockville Centre, N. Y. BERMAN, THEODORA BETH, 1796 Boulevard, New Haven II, Ion n. BOKINSKY. HARRIET NORMA. 326 Keer Ave.. Newark 8. N. J. BROOM, CAROL RENEE, 130 East 75th St.. New York 21, V Y. HI BROWS, ROSE MARIE, 17 Gramercy Park,S., New York 3, V Y . CALLAW AY, JANE WILLIS, 5295 W aterman St., Saint Louis 8, Mo. CANNING, SANDRA ELIZABETH, 2019 Ladenburg Dr., West bury, N. Y . CHAMBERS, FRANCES HEWETTE, 112 East 74th St.. New Y ork 21. N. Y. CIIENEY, SUSAN GOULD. 22 Nimitz PI., Old Greenwich, Conn. CHOATE. SALLY JANE, 27 Glen Rd., Mountain Lakes, N. J. COHEN, ELEANOR MAE, 817 E. 45th St., Brooklyn 3, N. Y. COLONEY, JOYCE ELEANOR, RD 1, Albion, N. Y. COKDKRM V.N, ALICE VIRGINIA, 1030 26th Rd.. S., Arlington 2. Va. COSTELLO, PATRICIA LK1LANT, 1618 32nd St., N. W .. W ashing- ton 7, I). C. COVERT, LIN DA RUTH. 28 Smull Ave.. Caldwell, N. J. CRI ME, JANE LOSSON. 9(H) W. 190th St., New York 33. V Y. CUMMINGS, DOROTHY ELIZABETH, 205 West St.. Media. Pa. CURTIS, NANCY BUNN, 159 Shawinut Ave., Marlboro, Mass. DAVIDSON, LIBBY BEATRICE, 7 Wabon St., Roxbury 21, Mass. DAVIS, AUDBEY HOPE, 52 Lloyd Ave., Providence 6, R. I. DOLLOFF, SARAH ANN, 33 Lexington Ave., Cambridge, Mass. DOTY, ELIZABETH LANGDON, 547 Riverside Dr., New York, N. Y. FISHER, DIANE LOIS, 1993 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester 24, Mass. FLETCHER, PRISCILLA MAI I). 1028 Electric St., Scranton 9, Pa. FRANK, AMY CATHERINE, 230 W. 79TH St., New York 24, N. Y . KKIDLU.ND, ALICE KERWOOD, 19 Creston Ave., Tenafly, N. J. FURST, MARGARETTA McCORMICK, Oak Ridge PI.. Williams- port, Pa. FUSCO, SALLY RI.ENE, 30 Carlton St., Cranston 10, R. I. GEORGE, ELIZABETH JANE, 2044 Lexington Pkwv.. Schenectady 9, N. Y. GEORGE, JOA N N A. W ood Lane, Charlottesville, Va. GILBERT, VIRGINIA RHEA, 705 Davis St., Ardmore, Okla. GOLD, JOAN SUSAN, 337 S. Smedley St., Philadelphia 3, Pa. GOLDSMITH, ELLY N RHODA, 895 Park Ave., New York 21, V Y. GRAHAM, ELIZABETH LY DECKER. 80 Sheldrake Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y. JACKSON, NANCY ADELY N, 112 Rucker Circle, Fort Bragg. V C. JACOBSON, RACHEL SUSAN, 18� Collins Rd., Wahan 68, Mass. JANNEY, MARTINE ROSE, 64 E. 86th St.. New York 28, N. V. JOHNSON, PATRICIA GORDON, King St., Vrmonk, N. Y. JOHNSON, PHEBE CHAPMAN, 208 Baltimore Ave., Point Pleas- ant, N. J. JOYCE, LINDA, 79 South Rd., Bedford, Mass. k SE, GR ETC HEN LYNN, 7103 N. Barnett Lane, Milwaukee, W is. KERB, JENNY NELL 1 Gracie Per., New York 28. N. Y. KIDDER, BEVERLYr RUTH, 576 Main St., Amherst, Mass. LANGR, ANTONIE MARIE, 501 Reed St., Nortl.ville, N. Y. LAUHON, MARY HALE, 2211 E. 24th St.. Tulsa, Okla. LEI SEN RING, HELEN PARDEE, Four Winds Farm, Sybertsvillc, Pa. LEVIN, PHYLLIS ANN. 1571 Beacon St., Brookline 16. Mass. LEWIS, LINDA MARION. 140 Riverside Dr.. New York 24. N. Y. LONG, GERALYN GEORGEANNA. Douglas Rd.. Bernardsville, N. J. McGREW, MARGO, RD 1, Box 328K. Melbourne, Flu. MacLAl RY , MARILYN WILLS, 59 High Way, Chuppaqua, N. Y'. MacDON LD. ELEANORE FR ANCES, PO Box 3, Haddam, Conn. MANNIELLO. JOYCE ANNE. Jupiter Rd.. Rocky Point. N. Y. MKRW IN, V MANDA FELL, 1320 E. Washington St.. Bloomington. III. METZ, SANDRA ANN, 5610 Northumberland St., Pittsburgh 17, Pa. MITCHELL, MARGARET, 106 Holly St., Tom� River, N. J. MOIILER, ALICE BEAL. 536 Southfield Ave., Birmingham. Mich. Ml RP1IREE, SARAH VAUGHAN, 61) Edgewood Rd., Summit, N. J. MURRAY, KITTIE ANNE, 2827 Hillcresi Dr.. S. E., Washington 20, I). C. MU US, JENNIFER MARGARET, 3 Silver St.. South Hadley. Mass. NICHOLS, MARY JESSIE, 51 Forest Rd.. Davenport, Iowa NORTHROP, PRISCILLA, 60 Baker e.. South Meriden. Conn. PAY A. RUTH ELAINE, 36 Olmstead Dr.. Springfield 8, Mass. PETERSON, SONY A ELISE SOPHIE, Fuirmount Ave., Chatham, N. J. PICKER. JEAN RAE, 101 Central Park, W New York 23. N. Y. POl LOS, DI MITRA. 18 W. 360 Butterfield Rd.. Lombard. III. RAE, JOAN ANDERSON. Ituri 'Powers, Greenwich, Conn. RICHARDSON, MAR1SSA AN NE, 1101 Quincy St., Alexandria, Va. RICHARDSON, POLLY DELL, 1203 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh 32, Pa. RILEY, NANCY-SUE, Box 261, Middlcbournc, W. Va. BIST, CHARLOTTE ELLEN, 301 Bigelow St., Peoria 5, III. ROBINSON, ELLEN PRESTON, 74 Prospect St.. Turners Falls, Mass. ROlIRER. AGATHA JOHAN NE, 1571 Jefferson Ave., New Orleans 12, La. ROLLER. CY NTH I A AN NE, 1705 Trrmont St.. Dallas, Texas ROSE, SUZANNE FRITZ, Bethany Park, Martinsville, Ind. HAASE, JANET MARTIN, 826 Forest Ave.. River Forest, III. I1AGNKR, ALEXANDRA CAROLINE, “Deepwater,” McLean, Va. HAINES, JOYCE M ARY, Apple Tree Lane. Newtonville, N. Y . HAMMOND, KRISTIN, Main St., West Harwich. Mass. IIKALI), NANCY , 127 Salisbury St., Worcester 9, Mass. HKIMLER, NELLY CLAIRE. 70 Puritan Ave., Forest Hills Gardens 7.5. V Y . HKNSCIIKL, ELLEN RIVY. 11 Farview Rd., Penally. N. J. HILLS, DARIA, 2 Carpenter Ave., Sea Cliff, N. Y. III LTV. SHIRLEY ANNE, RD 2. Delta, Ohio HIRSCHEELD. SHEILA JANE, 15 Arden Rd., West Hartford Conn. IIODGKINSON, M AR Y -PIERCY, 2 Northern Dr., Short Hills. N. HOFFMAN, SI E Jl DITI I, 3800 Lake Shore Dr.. Chicago 13, III. IIOGGAN, CAROLY N, 760 Second Ave., Salt Lake City 3, I tali HORNE, DI ANA STEARNS, 1007 Pequot Ave., New London. Conn. HOW ARD, JACQUELY N, 1112 Alabama Ave., Fort Lauderdale, Ha. HOW IE, DOLORES ROBERTA, 2.5 86th St., Brooklyn 9, N. Y. i J. SCHWEITZER. NORMA ANN, 710 Ormond Ave., Drexel Hill. Pa. SHAPIRO. Y A1RA ACKERMAN. 1145 Boylston St., Newton 61, Mass. STEIN HARTER. ALICE K AH N. 3312 Mowbray Lime, Cincinnati 6, Ohio TIIYSSKN, CAROL FRANCES. 196 Sunderland Rd., West Engle- wood, N. J. 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CHILTON, PATRICIA, 6408 High Dr., Kansas City 13. Mo. CLAUSEN, JUDITH HARRIET, 2415 83 St., Brooklyn 14, V Y. CLAY TOR, M ARGARET JANE, 2414 Laurence St. N. E., Washing- ton 19, I). C. COMSTOCK, MARA -ELLEN, 3 Chesterfield Rd., Worcester 2, Mass. CONNOR, PATRICIA ANN, 55 Lamb St., South Hadley Falls, Mass. COREV, ELLEN MARGARET, 115 Maple St., Gardner, Mass. CORLISS, MARJORIE JEAN, 470 Washington St., Gloucester, Mass. COXHEAD, MARGARET CRAMER. Llewellyn Pk„ West Orange, N. J. CRANE, PATRICIA ANNE, 22489 Fairmount Blvd.. Shaker Heights 18, Ohio CRAWFORD, HALCYON ALDEN, 9 High Rock St., Needham 92, Mass. CREW', CAROL ANNE, 512 W yndmoor Ave.. Philadelphia 18, Pa. CROMWELL, V IRGINIA, 21 Summit Rd., Lexington .3, Mass. CUR REN, JUDITH MAXWELL, Prospect St., Marshfield Hills, 138 M ass. Cl RVISH, ELIZABETH ANNE, 601 W . Church St., Elmira, N. Y. CZA.IA, CAROLY N ESTELLE, 438 Carew St., Springfield 4, Mass. DANA, ELIZABETH M ASLAN I), 415 Spring Mill ILL. Villanova, Pa. DAVIDSON, DORSEY KATHERINE, 325 Woodland Vve., Lynch- burg, V a. DONkERSLEY, CAROL ANN, 30 Glen Ridge ILL, Cranston 10, R. I. DOW ELL, ALICE ANN, 629 llockuduv St.. Council Grove, kans. Dt .VIPER, SALLY ELIZABETH, 201 Randall Vve.. Freeport. V A . DA BAS. DONNA ELAINE, 7 Milton Ave., Amsterdam, A'. EDGERTON, MARY BUNTING, College Ave., Ilaverford, Pa. liDIE, MARA W ANTON, 681 V Broadway, Yonkers 3. N. A . EDW ARDS. ARDYTHE ANN, 786 Viewinont Ave., Johnstown, Pa. EDW ARDS, JEAN W ETZEL. 134 W. 120 St.. New York 27, V Y. EDW VRDS. JOAN AMERM YN, 88 W oodhull PL, Northport, N. A . ELLISON, Jl DITH ANN, 1155 Roosevelt Vvr.. Pelham 65, V A. EL LISTON, ELIZABETH PENN, 263 South Vve., Weston 93. Mass. ELSTAI), MARGARET JEAN, Gallaudet College V E., Washington 2, D. C. ENGLE, LOUISE KATHARINE, 90 Main St., Conyngham, Pa. ENSWORTII, ANNE MILLINGTON, 608 llanshaw ILL, Ithaca. N. A . I VY, SUSAN ELINORE, 32 Sias Lane, Milton 86, Mass. FEISER, PATRICIA ANN, 133 N. Findlay St., York, Pa. FELDMAN, BETTE ANNE, 629 Highland Ave., Full River, Mass. FETTEROLF, ANNE MIDDLETON, Spring Center Aves., Jenkin- town, Pa. FI ALA, JANET ELLEN, 171 Saltertliwaitc Ave., Nutley 10, N. J. FISH, SANDRA JEAN, Blaudford ILL, Chester, Mass. FISHMAN, STEPHANA HESTER, 1135 Lexington Vve., New York 28. N. A . FLAGLER, SUZANNE FRANCES, 603 Laurel St., Longmcadow 6, Mass. FOGKLBERG, SONJA MICHELET, 3600 Springhill Ave., Spring Hill, Ala. FOISIE, ANNETTE KENDALL, 65 Hillsvicw ILL. Milton 86, Mass. FOSDICk, CAROLYN, 19 Drummond St., Auburn, Me. FRAIL, CATHERINE MAY, 73 Port Watson St., Cortland, V A. FRESH, SUZANNE MARIE, 6 Greenway Lane, Huntington, V A. FREIDENBKKG, MARION HELGA, Garrett Lane, Camp Hill. Harrisburg. Pa. FULLERTON, MARGARET HOLMES, 20 Lenox Dr., Greenwich, Conn. GALLAGHER, JANET WAKEFIELD, 6021 Cairn Ter., Bethesda 14, Md. GERARD, RUTH. 1810 Glen wood Rd., Brooklyn .30, V A. GILLESPIE, SHIRLEY MARION, 310 Nevada Dr., Erie, Pa. 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BUSCHENDORF, MARGARET ANNE. HD I. Deep River. Conn. BUTLER. BARBARA ANN, Careen River Rd., WtllinniNtown. Mu . CARLSON, PHYLLIS ANN. 411 Sound Bench Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn. CASTENDJECK. MURIEL BERNICE. 63 Bentwood Rd.. Ut Hnrtford 7, Conn. CHANDLER, JANE, 9 Naples Rd.. Salem, Maw. CHARLES. DOROTHY ANNE. 2700 Oak Knoll Ave.. San Marino. Calif. CHASE. DEBOR AH CHURCHILL, 237 North St.. Watertown, tan. CEASE, MARY ELIZABETH. 161 Florence S|.. Roalindate 31, Maaa. CHASE, SUSAN. 2300 Willard St., Wilmington S, Del. CLAPP. CYNTHIA MARIE. Whiting Rd.. Dover, Maaa. CLAVEL. ELIZABETH W ARD. 9 Rutland Rd . Scamdale. N. Y. COE. JEAN HAYES. 130 Guernsey Rd.. Swarthmurc. Pa. COIIEN. MRS. ANN TONI SAWYER. 94 Gateway Dr.. Springfield. Maaa. COKER, IONE W LTERS, Segar Mill Hy.. Hartaville. S. C. COLW ELI� , SUSAN, 657 Ely Ave., Pelham Manor. N. Y. CON ROW. MARION JOSEPHINE, IIS Long Neck Point Rd., Darien. Conn. COOGAN. ROSALIND. 219 Homer St.. Newton Outer .' 9. Mata. CORT. JANICE FHASCIIE. 11 Sterling Hd„ Wellealey 82. Max . COUCH. VIRGINIA RUT1I. I6SS Clover leaf St., Bethlehem. Pa. GRAGG. DORIS ELAINE. 363 Highland Ave., Rochester 20. V Y. CRAM. CAROL LOUISE. 22790 £ Woodland Rd.. Shaker Height 22. Ohio CROWTIIKH. ALOIS. 509 Woodside Rd., Baltimore 29. Md. CUMMINGS. SARA KING, 3782 Hillhrook Rd.. Univerrity Height 18. Ohio CUNNINGHAM. JEAN PATRICIA. Bulkley St.. Williamatown. Maaa. CURRY. ANN THACKER, 4705 Ortega Blvd.. Jack 4 nville S, Fla. DANIELL. ELIZABETH CHASE. 168 Maine Ave., Miilinockci, Me. DAVIDOW, ANN. Bellevue Ave.. Rye, N. Y. DAVIN, MARY JANE. 34 Ridge Rd.. Dodge Farm. Chappaquu. N. Y. _ DEINARD, MIRIAM JOSEPHINE. 1729 Morgan Ave., S. Minima- polia 5. Minn. DELANO, ELIZABETH. 88 Fearing Rd., Hingham. Maaa. DEMB1NSKI, JOAN ROBERTA, 81 Winthrop Ave.. Albany 3, V Y. DEMING, SARAH ELIZABETH. 3900 Vaua St.. Philadelphia 29. Pa. DICKINSON. MARTHA, 16 Brookhaven Dr., Atlanta, Ga. DIM0ND. RONNIE CAROL. 590 Park Ave., Pateraon 4, N. J. DODGE, PATRICIA RUTH, 5 llillcre«t Rd.. Rutland. Vt. DONALDSON. DEBOR AH. 395 Wilbraham Rd., Springfield, Maaa. DONOVAN, JEAN MARIE. 19 Chatham Rd., Longmeadow 6. Maaa. DORN. DIANE PHY'1X18,218 S. Adelaide Ave., Highland Park, N. J. DRESSLER. SUZANNE d'HUC, 1140 Murrayhill Ave., I’ittoburgh 17. Pa. DREXLER, ANN. 10 Byron Lane. Larchmont, N. A. DURHAM. MARGARET CLAIRE. 142 35 Ave. N. E.. St. Peter - burg, Fla. DLTHIK, NORENE FORBES. 1243 Scott Ave., Winnetka, III. FADES, SUSAN, 183 Mill St.. Newtonville 60. Maa . EADIE. CONSTANCE AGATHA. 400 Abbey Rd.. M nha ct. N. Y. EARLY. JOAN FALLON. 6003 Lakehurat f)r.. Baltimore. Md. EASTHAM. NANCY ELIZABETH. 26 Alden Rd.. Andover. Mma. EINHORN. SUSAN, 7 Parker Ave.. Went Deal. V J. ELLIOTT. CYNTHIA ALICE. 8 Bacon Court. Brontville. N. Y. ENG, ELIZABETH LOUISE. 860 Birmingham St., Bridgeport 6, Conn. ENGELHARD, ELIZABETH. 69-95 113 St., Fureal Hilla. N. Y. EVANS. VIRGINIA. 35 Blackburn PI.. Summit. S. J. FAIRLEY, SlfARON ANNE. 2207 Everett V. Seattle 2. Waah. FEIN FELD. LINDA RUTH. 912 Edge wood Rd.. Elizabeth 3. N. J. FEINSTEIN, LORN A JEAN. 126-14 Cronaton Ave.. Belle Harbor. N. Y. FINK. JULIA DOROTHEA. 810 N. Campbell St.. El Paao. leva. FISHER, JANE EVANS. Box 188 Main St.. Coventry, Conn. FLACK. ELIZABETH ELLEN, 1064 Kaplanade. Pelham Manor, N. Y. FLEER. ELSABET. 645 Moreno Rd.. Penn Valley. Narberth. Pa. FRANK, JUDITH ANNE, 1112 Dartmouth Rd.. Pittsburgh 5, Pa. FREDERICK, GAIL, c o Mr. Freeman Young, 76 Hadley St., Smith Hadley, Maw. FRENCH. BARBARA ANN. 38 Northgate Rd.. Wellealey. Maaa. FRENCH, PEGGY. 32400 Fairmount Blvd., Cleveland 24. Ohio FRIEDMAN, JUDY, 66 Victory Blvd.. New Rochelle, V Y. FULLER, DIANNE ELIZABETH. 843 Myrtle Ave.. Watertown, N. Y. FUMIA, CAROL, 62 Walzford Rd., RochmUx % N. Y. GARMKR. BARBARA ANNE. 357 Billington Rd.. Weal Englewood. N. J. GEESFY. CORNELIA NESS, Concord Pike. Ill) 2. Wilmington. Del. G EGG IS. MAY LOUISE. .328 Cone-toga Rd., Wayne, Pa. CKISLKR, JUDITH KRUM. 321 Lincoln Ave., Ridgewood. N. J. GE1SLEK. MARY ELLEN, 89 S. Kingaboro Ave.. Glovcmville. N. Y. C1IXAM, BARBARA LYNNE. 911 Centennial Rd.. Penn Valley. Narberth, Pa. GIRTH. MARJORIE LOUISA. Box 195, RD I. Cranbury. N. J. GLEKSO.N. KATHERINE LOUISE. 380 Ryder Rd.. Manhauet, N. Y. GOLDBERG. MRS. ROSALIND FEKLEGER. 22 Green , ! Ave.. Holyoke. Maaa. GOMES, STEPHANIE ANN. 47 Meritoria Dr.. East Williaton, N. Y. GOOB. DOROTHEA LOUISE. Stumpfield Rd RD I, Word. N. II. GOODMAN. FRANCES ANN. 154 Rugby Rd.. Brooklyn 26. N. Y. GOUI-DER. CAROL LOUISE, 3004 Coleridge Hd.. Cleveland Height 18. Ohio GO KB. JEN NETT LOUISE. 2 Park Dr., Iaving ton. V J. GREENWOOD. MARY EVERTA, 980 K. Proapert St., Wood mere. N. Y. GRUEN. LOUSE. 4561 Firldaton Rd.. New York 71. V Y. GLMPRECIIT. REN ATE. 3305 Euclid Ilia. Blvd . Cleveland Height 18. Ohio GUROVITZ, JUDITH ANN. .3� Cumberland Ave.. Trenton 8, V J. GUSSENHOVEN, MARY Sl’E, 303 Second Ave., I wiaton. Idaho 140 GLSTAVSON, SANDRA JUNE. 46 Norwood Ave.. Malveme. N. Y. ILAAGK, CAROL JEAN, 1131 E. Laurelton Pkw-v., West Englewood, N. J. HAINES. TERESA ANNETTE. 21 Fowl Brook Dr., North Plain- field, N. J. IIAI.I.ItERG. EI.VN MARIE. 658 Lincoln Are.. Orange. N. J. HAMBURGER. FREDA ROSE. 100 McHenry Rd.. Pik«ville 8. Md. HAMILTON. ROSEMARY ANN. 30 Rand 1 1., Pin-ford. N. Y. HARTER. SUZANNE, Sehlemmer Hd.. Lancaster. N. Y. HASKELL. ANNE RAYMOND. 215 Hartford Tpk., Hamden 1� . Conn. HAVENS. BETTINA COLCORD. 66 Crossover Rd., Fairport. N. Y. IIAZEN. ANNE U EBB. 81 Clark St.. Belmont 78. Maw. HEADLAND. ALANNE ELIZABETH. 20 Baldwin St., Hudson. Ohio HEN MON, MARION NANCY, 31 Sand Sl, Waterbary 10. Conn. HENRY. MARIETTA RENEE. 23 Carpenter Lane, Philadelphia. Pa. HERBERT. PATIA JANE, 488 Berkeley Ave.. South Orange, N. J. HER8EY, ALISON, 20 Wnodaide Rd.. Winchester, Mi« , IIITCHINCS, LARAMIE RUTH, 50 Primnar Ave., Yonker . V Y. HO, MARION MIU'LAM, 43 Village. Rd., Happy Valley, Hong Kong II ODES, RUTH ANN, 41 Sutton Creat, Mann asset, N. Y. HODGE, SARA ANN, Beaver Valiev Rd., Chadda Ford, Pa. HOOK. SUSAN ANN. 606.4 Third St.. Brooklyn 15, N. Y. HOOVER. MARY F.DIK, 4 Ridgley Ter.. Jaine� towu. N. Y. IIUNZIKER, CAROLINE, Pine Lanie. Falmouth. Mann. IMLAH, JANET GAY, 19 Sawyer Ave., Medford 55, Mass. INCAO. VIRGINIA MARIE, ISO E. Chester Sc. Valley Stream, N. Y. ITTNER. PAULINE SANDRA, Sycamore Knolls. South Hadley. Ma u. JAMIESON. MARY ELIZABETH. 3305 Cbadboume Hd.. Shaker Height 20, Ohio JANTZEN, SUSAN ELIZABETH, 117 Grandview Ave.. White Plain . N. Y. JENKINS. MARGARET STERRETT. 12 Furneaa Lane. Walling- ford. Pa. JENSEN, KAREN. 9 Creeknide Lane, Rochester 18, N. Y. JOHNSTONE. JANETTE BROWN, 37 Marshall St.. Windaor, Conn. JONES. SARAH PRINCE. 58 Plainfield St., Waban 68. Mss . JORDAN, NANCY JANE. 1871 Old Welsh Rd.. Abington. Pa. JLLOW. ESTHER MARY, 139 Morgan St.. South lludley. Maa . KAIILEK, ANN BETTY. II Cambridge Lane. Manbaaaet. N. 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LEA MAN, MARGARET ANNE, 55 N. School Lane. Lancaster. Pa. LEES, NANCY. 628 Main St.. Chatham, Maw. I KNGSFKLDF.R. NICOLE MADELEINE. 4 Larch Dr., Great Neck. N. Y. LEONARD. MARGARET AYRES, 5 Wcat Rd.. Short Hill . N. J1. LKONG. PATRICIA NG1T IlOONG, 1914 Mott-Smith I)r., Hono- lulu 14, Hawaii LEVO. ELIZABETH ANN. c o Mr . John E. Lrvo. Hie Matter School, Dobb Ferry, N. Y. LONG. DIANE ELIZABETH. 11921 Shirley St.. Omaha 14. ebr IjONGKNECKKK. ELSIE. Apartado 893. Caracas, Venezuela 721 Aahurat Rd.. Havertown. Pa. LUNIN. LESLEY Jl D1TH. 581 W a-liington St.. Brookline 46. Mho. LYONS. SARA WALL. 55 East F.nd Ave.. New York 28. N. Y. McCOY. JANE DOUGLAS, 950 Park Ave.. Ext., Rock Hill. S. C Mac DONALD. ELIZABETH M. 2519 Ridgeway Ave.. Evanston. III. MarVICAR. GAIL. 561 N. Church St.. Naugatuck. Conn MAGNKR. SHEILA ANN. 87 Cary Ave.. Milton 86, Maaa. MAM MEN, HELPS LOUISE. 15 Elm St.. Great Neck. X. A. MARLIN. CAROL JOANNE, 2128 Prospect Ave., Evanston. 11L MARTIN. KAY MARCIA. 841 Cedar Ter., Westfield. N. J. MARVIN. ELIZABETH FRANCES, 12 Summit St.. Philadelphia 18. MAY HER. MARGARET EMERSON, 2655 IIaddam Rd., Cleveland M AY N E, B A R B A R A MARY. 59 Ethelbert PL, Ridgewood, N. J. MELMKOFF, M I A SUE, 975 Walton Ave.. New York 52. N. 1. MILLER. ALICE ANNE, Lehigh Pky. RD. 2. Allentown. Pa. MILL1KEN, JANE VIIIITE. 1 Avon Rd.. Binghamton, N. A. MITCHELL. MARY I.A NN. Chimney Rock Rd., Martinsville. V J. MON NIK, MYRA JEAN. 1120 Woodbine Ave.. Penn Valley. Nar- M ON ROE, MARY SUSAN, 31 Saxon Wood Rd.. Sraradalc, N. Y. MONTI, GERALDINE LOUISE, 50 Carrington Ave., Woonsocket, MOORE, MARGARET ROWLEY, 1023 Chestnut Hill Dr., Erie. P . MORSE. SUSAN ELLEN. 969 Park Ave., New A ork 28. N. l. MOSS. M ARY ELLEN, 2005 KdgcclifT Point, Cincinnati 6, Ohio MUECKE. ELEANOR BEATRICE. 803 Boyce Ave.. Kuxton I. Md. MUEHLKK. JANE ANN, RD. 4. Laconia, N. H. NAJDORFF, JUDITH ANN. 421 W. Seventh St.. Plainfield. N. J. NALCIIAJI AN, NANCY. 5 Nichols St.. 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W hite House, Elm St., Northampton, Maaa. PRENTISS. BARBARA ANN. 50 Howard St.. Holyoke. Maaa. PRESTON. MARTHA EUBANK, 69 Randolph Rd., Cbeatnut Hill 67, Maaa. PROSSW IMMER. NANCY. 2 We t Rd., New Canaan. Conn. RADY. HE LG A MARIA CHRISTINA. 1 Proapeet St.. Portland. Conn. HAHN. PHYLLIS AMELIA. N. Grand St.. Went Suffield, Conn. RAMSDELL. EVELYN HURRY. 2714 W. Park Bird.. Shaker Height 20. Ohio KAMSEYEK, HELENE, Pine St., Norton, Mai . RAND, PRISCILLA HATHAW AY, 407 Tildrn Rd., Egypt, Maa . RAUB1NGER. MARTH A LEE. 55 Battle Rd.. Princeton. N. J. RAYE, CHARLOTTE, 425 Chestnut St.. Waban 68. Maaa. RENJIM AN. SARAH MAY, 181 Pearl St., Holyoke. Maw. RESOR. VIRGINIA. 1120 Park Ave., New York 28, N. Y. IUILNOW. ROBERTA RUTH, 503 Grove St.. Upper Montclair. N. J. HICKES. EMILY ANN. Route 202. Somera, N. V. ROIIB1NS. EVELYN IRENE, 9 Hock Manor Ave.. Wilmington 3. Del. ROBERT, CAROLYN ADELE, 622 Middle Tpk., Weat Manchester, Coon. RODGERS. VIRGINIA LEE, 57 Mount Airv Rd., Hrrnard ville 1. N. 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W'esttnwn, Pa. SWEET, BARBARA GRACE. 22 Liberty St.. Holyoke. Maaa. TAYLOR. NATALIE TABB. 137 S. Main St.. Hud on, Ohio TEMPLE. LINDA. 2647 Whitney Ave., Hamden. Conn. THOMAS. JOANNA LODGE. 114 Whitney Are.. New Haven 10. Conn. THOMAS, JUDITH HOWARD, 260 21 St.. Santa Monica. Calif. THOMPSON. LUCILLE REED, II V Emily St.. Pittsburgh 5. Pa. THOMPSON. MOIRA ELIZABETH. 2653 N. Vermont Are.. la� Angele 27, Calif. THRASHER. JACQUELINE DYAVNK. 1440 W. Bitehwood Ave.. Chicago 26. III. TOWER, JUDITH. 397 Highland Ave.. Wollaston 70. Mas . TRATTNEH. ALICE, 1210 Confederate Ave.. Richmond 27. Va. TUCKER. MARGARET BRISTOL. 9 Shetwood Dr.. K..cheater 18. N. Y. TURNER, HELEN ELIZABETH. 1317 E. 63 St.. Seattle 15. W « h. TURNER. MARY. 4 Campbell Hd. Ct.. Binghamton. N. Y VAIL, SUSAN HOPKINS, 7 Vincent St.. Binghamton. N. Y. VAN CAMPEN. HARRIET WALKER. 227 Cedar St. Owning. N. Y. VIRTUE. W IMFRED ANN. South St., litrhfield. Conn VOGEL, KAREN LOIS, 34-20 86 St.. J . 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IlilUide. N. J. YORK. IRENE M ARY. 96 Montclair Are.. West Koxbury 32. Mas . ZLMNO. NATALIA LOUISE. 35 Raider lane, Darien. Conn. ZWEIBEL, CESF.LA GAY. 165 E. 19 St.. Brooklyn 26. X. Y. 141 class of 1960 Row 1: Patricia Edwards. Treasurer: Margaret Dodge, Sergcant-at-Arms; Row 2: Jane Barber, Secretary; Gay I Ford, President; Janis Lawrence, Vice-President. ABBOTT, KRISTIN SUE, 100 .V Si an wick Rd., Moorestown, N. J. ADAMS, DEBORAH VNN, 22 Burton St.. Bristol, R. I. l H N . PATRICIA ANN, 620 Laurel St.. Longmeadow, Mnw. ALLAN, SUSAN GOl GIL 236 Butler Ave., Providence, R. I. AM N I L JOSEPHINE L, 28 Kennedy Rd., Windsor, Conn. AMES, SUE M ARY, 25 Washington Ave., Batavia. N. . ANDLER, CAROLINE DOLORES, 8 W hitney Ave., Newport, N. II. ANGELILLI, JEAN CARMEL, 290 W vndcliff Rd.. Scarsdale. N. Y. ANTONY, GAIL INN, 69 80 St., Brooklyn 9, V Y. VHCHE1TO, ANGELA LUCIA, 964 Cranston St., Cranston 9. R. I. ATKINSON, IA NNE van ES, 128 Deiuaresl ve., Englewood. V J. BACKLUM), EVE I AN OLIVE, 382 East St.. Brockton 51, Mass. BAIRD, HARRIET ELLIS, 296 . Wesley Rd.. V W .. Atlanta, Ga. BAKER, DEBOR AH MILBURN, 55 Blueberry Lane, Darien, Conn. BALE, JUDITH ANN, 2387 Wellington Rd., Cleveland Heights 18, ()hio BARRACK I. VALERIE ANN, 80 Maple St., Holyoke, Mass. BARBER, JANE MERRILL. 30 Bancroft Rd.. Wellesley Hills 82, Mass. BARROWS, BARBAR RUTH, 235 Oakland St.. Stratford, Conn. B rTIS I . S L I A ANNE, 67 Nottingham Terr., Buffalo It . N. I. BENEDICT. MARJORIE ALICE. 25 Byron Rd.. Weston 93, Mass. BE.NNERT.SUSAN ELIZABETH,517 Smyth Rd., Manchester, N. II. BEN I LIA. DEBORAH ANN. 116 De Wiltshire Rd.. DeWitt, V A. BENTLEY. ZILPHA ELIZABETH, 128 N. Chestnut St.. Westfield, N. J. BERKOWTTZ, ARLENE TOBY, 222 N. East Ave., Vineland. N. J. BERLIN, MICHELLE CHARLOTTE, 139-15 243 St., Rosedale 22, N. A . BERNER. MARGARET GERTRUDE, 12 Windsor Ter., Utica 3, N. A. BEVER, SALLA AYER, 39 Madison Ave.. Arlington ,N. J. BINGHAM, M ARA EVELYN, 3325 Lansmere Rd.. 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BUKENBEKGER, MARTHA WILMA, 88-21 74 Ave., Glendale 27, N. A . BURKE, BEVERLY ANN. 223 Gypsy Lane, Wynne wood. Pa. CADY, JANE, 2 Mountain Spring Rd., Farmington, Conn. CAIRNCROSS, JUDITH, 3 Warren St., Winchester, Mass. CAMERON. ELIZABETH LURING, 83 Kipp St.. Chappaqua, N. A . CAMPBELL, ANN GREELEY, Lvme Rd., Hanover, N. II. CANNON. JACQUELINE TOLLON, 3854 Myrtle St., Erie, Pa. CARBONNKAU, GEMMA MARY, 191 Hawthorn St., Hartford 5, CASE, LORRAINE JOSEPHINE, 1308 Carroll St.. Brooklyn 13, N. Y. CASS, PRISCILLA STARR, 68 Longfellow Rd., Wellesley Hills 82. Mass. CHAVES, FRONA, 6916 Bennett Ave., Chicaog 49, III. CHI LB ERG, BARBARA ANN, 107 Wellington Ave., Short Hills, N. J. CHRISTIANSEN, ELINOR GAIL, 21 Birch Hill Rd., Melrose, Mass. CLE.VIENTI.NO, EDANA ROSEA V , 21 Curtiss St., Hartford 6, Conn. CLOTT, NANCY PAULA, 47 Duncan Ave., Jerse City 4, N. J. COCHRAN, SUSAN HAMILTON, 150 Stratford Rd., Wallingford, Pa. COLE, KAROLA N LINDA. 9 Mountain Ter., Upper Montclair, N. J. COLEELT, ANNE GUTHRIE, 415 Conestoga Rd., Wayne, Pa. COLGAN, ANN COLVIN, 225 Waiku Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. COLLIER, JANE GRAY, 62 Hyde Ave., Newton 58, Mass. COLLINS, JACQUELYN LEE, .1748 Olvinpia Dr., Houston 19, Texas CON WAV, LINDA ANN, 30 Huntington Dr., Romford 16, R. I. COON LEV, CAROL LESLIE, 475 Ocean Ave., Cedarhurst, N. A’. CORCORAN, CAROLE FRANCES, 768 N. Brooksvale Rd., Che- shire, Conn. CORCORAN, JOAN, 31 Wellesley Rd., Holyoke, Mass. CRAI rs, ALICE SUSAN, 59 Dodd St.. Glen Ridge, V J. CRANSTON, FLORENCE PITKIN. 2923 Khodelia Ave., Clare- mont, Calif. CHARY. CORNELIA COLE. 18 Cambridge Rd.. Albany 3. V A. CRAW FORD, HELEN EMITA, 27 Bedford Rd., Pleasant ville, V Y. CROOK, SUSAN, 33 Greenvicw Way, Upper Montelair, N. J. CROOKS, BARBARA ANN, 1551 Kew Road. Cleveland Heights 18. 4 )hio CUNNINGHAM, ELIZABETH ANN, I Spaulding PI.. Ossining. N. A. DALMAS, SARA, 6117 W’ynnwood Rd., Washington 16, 1). C. DALZELL, JANICE ELAINE, 379 Essex Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. DANENBERG, DARRYL ANN, N. Park Ave., Bridgeport I, Conn. DATTELBAUM, ANNE MARIE, 611 Orienta Ave., MamaronCek, N. Y. DEMMONS, PATRICIA ANN, 30 (Cleveland Rd., New Haven, Conn. OILLEY, B ARBARA JEAN, 80 Stockton St., Princeton, N. J. DINK LACK, SI EG RUN ELIZABETH, 5 Martin PI., Manhaseet, N. Y. DODGE, DEBORAH, 51 HillcreBt Rd., Cape Eli ahelli, Maine DODGE, MARGARET JANE, 124 Circle Rd., Syracuse 10, N. Y. DONEHOO, ELEANOR ANN, 44 Wood ha ven Dr., Pittsburgh 28. Pa. DOWNS, CAROL IIERMON, Kerlionkson, . Y. DRKXLER, MARY LOUISE, Deerfield, Mass. DUEMKE. DrLORIS ANN, 2730 Stinson Blvd., Minneapolis 18. Minn. D'UFFIELD, KATHERINE, 9 Fairway Ave., Rye, N. Y. DUMVILLE, GEORGIA, 316 Barden Rd.. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. DURYEE, MARGARET BROWNELL, 175 Park St., Eusthampton, Mass. DW ELLE, J ACQUELYN, 4948 Morven Rd., Jacksonville. Fla. 142 EDMUNDSON, ANN LAURIE, 6721 Forest Ave., Gary, I ml. EDW RDS, PATRICIA PATTON, 112 Mitchell PL, Kirkwood 22. Mo. EDWARDS, ROBERTA. 74 Oak view Ter., Short Hills, V J. EPSTINE. BEATRICE JEAN, 803 Devonshire St., Pittsburgh 13, Pa. ESCRIVE, JACQUELINE, Cangalts 111, Buenos Aires, 311 Linden St., Wellesley Hills. Mass. nr i i !� %• i'« , irr ioa 1 1 m v Argentina: i FANTASIA, MARIA LOl ISE, 75 Cross St., Belmont, Mass. F AUGHT, SHARON ROSE, Cutler Rd., Greenwich, Conn. FAUST, JUDITH MAUI), Cold Spring I)r., Bloomfield, Conn. FK1GIIS, SUSAN CHARLOTTE, 37 Bayley Ave., Yonkers 5, N. Y. FEIN STONE, VIA BIS, 300 Westchester Ave., Crestwood, N. Y. FELDSHUH. DANA LEE, State Rd., Kerhonkson, N. Y. FENNER, DANA BLAIR, 347 Hammond St., Bangor Maine FINE, JUDITH BLACIIFORD, 8 Olive Lane, Barrington, R. I. FINK, GLENNA LOUISE, R.D. 2. Allentown, Pa. FITZGERALD, JEAN, 9305 . Parkhill Dr., Bethcsda 14, Md. FIZER. BETTY MARIE, Star Route, Ilumitionton Rd., Marysville, Calif. FLANDERS, JUDITH, Main St., East Douglas, Mass. FLETCHER, JOY ALICE, 805 Lawnlon St., Philadelphia 28, Pa. FLOY D, NANCY W 1L1.I VMS, 10 South woods Lane, Scarsdule, N. V . FORD, GV5 L CAROLY , 30 School St., Nashua. N. II. FORI), PATRICIA MARION STOCKHAM, Kennedy ville, Md. FOSTEK, SALLY JEAN, Norridgewock, Maine EOWLER, JUDITH GAIL, 58 Sargent Rd., Winchester, Mass. FRACK, CECILIA MARIE, c o Mrs. William A. Frock, St. Mary’� School, Peekskill, N. Y. FRIEDMAN, BARBARA HELEN, 981 E. Ninth St., Brooklyn, V V . FRIEDMAN, MARILY N LOUISE, 120 Van Rensselaer Ave., Stam- ford, Conn. FRISCH, SUSAN JUDITH, 188 Reach 146 St.. Nrponsit 94, V Y. FRUM, CATHERINE, 2741 Landon Rd., Cleveland 22. Ohio FURMAN, SUZANNE HOLCOMBE. 1309 Thomapplc St., Chevy Chase 15, Md. GARLAND. JUDITH V.NNE, 7 Ponus Ridge. New Canaan, Conn. GEBLER, GAIL ANN, 96 Prospect St., Caldwell, N. J. GERMOND, SANDRA LYNNE, 662 Forest Ave., Larchmont, N. Y. GIBSON, JULIA MARY, 17 Fourth St., Hicksville, V V. GILSON, MARIE ELLEN, 719 E. Broad St., Westfield, N. J. GLOYN, ELEANOR ANNE, 1118 Stratford Ave., South Pasadena, Calif. GOEPEL, WENDY PANG BURN, 720 Center Ave., River Edge., N. J. GOLDBERG. ANNE HARRIS, 40 Brite Ave., Scarsdale, V Y. GOODWIN, RLTII IIUNSEY, 860 Roek Beach Rd., Rochester 17, N. Y. GORDON, MYRA, 52 Winfield Vve., Mount Vernon, N. V. GOSS, PATRICIA COM INS, 157 Lincoln St., Holyoke, Mass. GRAHAM, SALLV ANNE, 873 Yale Lane, Highland Park, III. GRAY, MARTHA PENN, 37 Braintree Dr., Weal Hartford 7. Conn. GRIFFITH, VIRGINI A LATIMER, 2018 Matheson Ave., Charlotte 5, N. C. GUEST, ALISON VI ALB RIDGE, 61 Lincoln Ave., Amherst, Mass. Gl RAN, CYDNEY JO, 90 Village Rd., Roslvn Heights, N. Y. GUSTAFSON, CAROLY N, 20 Oak Lane, Mountain Lakes, . J. HACKMAN, HELEN VIRGINIA, 636 Manor Rd., Narberth. Pa. HAKEWESSELL, MARION ELIZABETH, 147 Ridgewood Rd.. West Hartford 7, Conn. H ALE, GEORGIA, 132 Brattle St., Cambridge 38, Mass. HALL, FRANCES HANNAH, 56 Garrison Rd.. Hingham. Muss. HALL, GRETCIIEN TENNY. 16 Vinton Rd., Madison. V J. HALL, JANET ELIZABETH, 16 Chestnut Hill PI., Glen Ridge, V J. HAM, PAULINE ELEANOR, 2100 Vallejo St., San Francisco 23, Calif. IIAMMANN, PATRICIA ELLEN. 314 Aldrich Vve., Altoona, Pa. H AMMOND, NANCY BLAKE, Bradford, V H. II ANN, LILLIAN MARY, Box 254, R. I). 2, Troy, V V. HANNAN, SHEILA ELIZABETH, 856 V 29 St., Milwaukee 8. Wise. IIANNINGTON, JEAN BLYTHE, 11 Aubrey Rd., Upper Mont- clair, N. J. HANSEN, CAROLYN MARJORIE, 10 Danbury Lane, Ken more 17, N. Y. HARPER. SYLVIA COLBY, Stetson Ct.. W illiamslown. Mass. HARRINGTON, ANNE LUCILLE. 2546 Portland Ave., Minneapo- lis 4, Minn. HATFIELD, DEBOR AH, Crawford Rd., Harrison, N. V. HAWKINS, MARY LOUISE, II Adam� Vve.. Norristown, Pa. HE1NEMAN, SUSAN ANN, 611 X. Broadway, Yonkers 3, N. Y. IIENGERER, JOYCE 11A I LAND. 171 Elderberry Rd., Mineola. N. Y. HENRY, MARY duBIGNON, Brookvulley Rd., Box 3812, Wilming- ton 7, Del. HE BRIDGE, JANET INGEBORG, 7 Hull Park, Batavia, N. V. IIERSEY, LYNN KATHERINE, 160 Holland Lane, East Hartford 8, Conn. HEY, SALLY MARIE, 36 Rich wood St., West Roxburv 32. Mass. 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KARP, SUSAN ESTELLE, 115 Central Park W., New York 23, N. Y . KAUF.K, SUSAN WHEELER, Old Barn Road, Fairfield, Conn. KAUFM AN, SI ZANNE GAIL, 3500 Luke Shore Dr., Chicago 13, III. KEGERBEIS, ADELE CORINNE, 605 . Franklin St., Lancaster, Pa. KELLER, HEIDI ELIZABETH, 1331 Main St., W I. a lorn. Fitchburg, Mass. KELSO, LINDA LODGE, 307 W. 10 St., Erie, Pa. KEMBLE, SARAH LUELLA, 1018 VVo.hU Ave., Lancaster, Pa. KENNEDY, PATRICIA CORBIN. II Hundreds Cir., Wellesley Hills, Mass. KILCHIX. ANN, 9 Clear view Ave., West Hartford 7, Conn. KIMBERLEY. V.NNE LESTER. 367 North Ave., Fan wood, X. J. KING, CHARLOTTE AIKEN. 106 Morningside Dr., New V ork 27, N. Y. KINGMAN, ANN BENNETT, 7 Stanley Rd., Darien, Conn. KISSELL, JUDITH, Woodstock Rd., Gates Mills, Ohio KLEIN. CAROL LOIS, 211 Central Park W., New York 24, V Y. KLEMPNER. MATILDA, 145 E. 92 St., New York. 28 V V. KLINGAMAN, HILDA MAH LEY, 40 Terrace Vve.. Albany 3, N. Y. KOEHLER. JUDITH PAGE. Ocean Vve., Ilavport. . Y . KOERNER, SARAH KATHERINE, 1940 Burton Lane, Park Ridge. III. KOVACS, SUSAN JANE, 7 Platt St., Poughkeepsie. V Y. KRETSCHMANN, DEBORAH ANN. 39 Irving PI.. Lynbrook. X. V. KUHN, BARBARA UMLANDT, Howell Pkv.. Medina, N Y . K W I AT, JOAN PHYLLIS, 528 15 Ave., Paterson 1. N. J. LACEY, NAN ELAINE, 875 Atalanta Ave., Webster Groves 19, Mo. LA FEMINA, JUDITH ANNE, 19 Underhill ltd., Hamden 17. Conn. LA I LA IT, PATRICIA ANN, 2 Silvcrwood Ter., South Hadley. Mass. LAKRITZ, RHODA ELIZABET H. 610 W 231 St.. New York 63, N. V . LAM1ET. JACQUELINE HELENE, 85 Brookside Ave., New ton- ville 60. VIass. LANG, CL VI DINE. 230 . 79 St., New V ork 24, V Y. LANGBEIN, ADELAIDE TIMM II. 60 Remsen St.. Brooklyn I. N. Y . LARKIN, NANCY LYNNE, 2323 Greenwood Vve., Wilmette. III. LAWRENCE, JAMS BEX FIELD, 5 Wellesley Rd., Swarthraorc, Pa. LAWSON, LUSANNA TUCKER, 115 Loring Rd., Weston 93, Mass. I MLR. SARAH ANN, Box I I� . Mulberry Rd.. RR 2. Chardon, ()hio I.EFKf )W ITZ, RUTH ANN, 86 Jerome Ave., New Rochelle, . Y . LEINBACII, LINDA JAY, 602 Juniper St.. Qiiakertown, Pa. de LEMOS. ANNE JULIA, 190 Douglas PI.. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Limn , ELAINE MARGARET’, 68 Pennell Ave., Portland 5, Maine LINCkS. TONI BEATRICE, 867 West St.. Pittsfield, Mass. LINCOLN. MARTHA. Stanton Rd«, Cohassct, Mass. LI DGIN. ANDREA RUTH, 207 Penn Dr., West Hartford 7, Conn. LURIE, ELLEN DOROTHY, 105 Ashland IT.. Brooklyn 32. V Y. LY ALL. ANIT A LOUISE, 353 llillrreat Rd., Ridgewood, N. J. LYONS. ELEANOR JOAN, 65 Belleclaire Vve., Longmeadow, Mass. McARDLE, CATHERINE LOUISE, 158 LaGrunge St.. Boston 32, Mass. MeGLADE. PAT RICIA ANN, 128 Landsdowne Vve., Haddonfield, N. J. McGOW IN. JANET SERB ILL, 249 Bell Rd., Wynnewood, Pa. McK END RICK, ELIZABETH HoWSoN. 6303 Charles St. Vve.. Baltimore 12, Md. MaoKINNON, ELLEN ANNE, 75 Warren Ave., Plymouth, Mass. MaeLANE, MARGARET FERGUSON, 5712 Dorehester Ave., Chi- cago 37, III. 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MILLER, ELIZABETH KUYCK, 122 E. 82 St., New York 28, N. Y. MILLER. SUSAN JEANNETTE, 1378 Croyden Rd., Lyndhurst 21. )hio MILLS, SARAH, 68 Sandringham Kd., Rochester 10, N. V. MINER, CONSTANCE, 61 Clinton Ave., Ridgewood, N. J. M1NTZ, ADELE HARRIET, 2 Adams St., East Rockaway, N. Y. MOFFAT, GAIL CRANFORD, 5 Kdgewood Rd., Searsdale, N. V. MOHNKERN, JUDITH CARTER. 60 W. Sixth St., Oswego, V Y. MONTGOMERY, ANN GREENWAY, RR 1. Gaston, Ind. ft t t ■� V I« I • n i It i I I i ’ I On rI Ik N ■ II I il I ' MOREL, AM)KEA SUSAN, 920 E. IT Si., Brooklyn, N. V. MORGAN. NANCY FLEMING, 24 Monroe PI.. Brooklyn I, N. Y. MORRIS, GAIL Jl DITII, 805 NW 38 Si., Oklahoma City 18, Okla. MOTT. ESTHER, 8 College Avc., Upper Montclair, N. J. MUSSER, ELIZABETH WOODFILL, 302 Northridge Rd.. Circlc- ville, Ohio MYERS, SUSAN LAONS, 262 Brown Si., Providence 6, R. I. NARAMORK, DONNA LEA, 89 Grovers Avc., Bridgeport 5, Conn. NASH. NANCY ROBERTSON, 302 Glennside Avc., Wilmington 3, Del. 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Vogelsangstrasse 11, Pforzheim, Germany 148 officers of academic administration RICHARD GUF N GF TTFUU. Ph.D., UJ). MERIBETH ELUOTT CAMERON, Ph.D. LET A KIRK RYMER, 1. A. C THERI E PALMER ROBINSON. .M. (;km;vieve Frances pkatt, .b. HARRIET .NEW HALL. V. L CLARA REGINA LUDWIG, V.B., S.B. PATTIE JOHNSTON GROA ES, .IL. M.D. HELEN MACMURTRIE VOORJIEES, .M. President Academic Dean A ssista n t .4 cadem ic I )enn Dean oj Residence Registrar Director of Admissions Associate Director oj Admissions Res idea t 1Vivs i ci a n Director of the Appointment Bureau; I (national id riser officers of business administration EDWARD STURGIS BABBITT, VI.B. . GERTRUDE VAN YLECK BRIAN, V.B. FAITH ST CV SMITH, V.B. ELIZABETH ALDEN GREEN, . l. M ARV CHRISTINE THORNTON, LB. OTTO CORNELIUS KOHLER. B.S. EARL EDMUND FRANK NDREW VITALI ALICE McCOOL SUSANN All BEDELL. B. A. Comptroller Director of the Development Program I Publication Edi tor Director of Xeivs Du roan Purchasing Agent and Manager of the Bookstore Business Manager and Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds issistunt Superintendent in Charge of Operations Steward Supervisor of Residence llalls Dietician board of trustees TERM EXPIRES RICHARD GLENN CETTELL, Ph.D., LE D., (e.v officio) 1958 FRANKLIN T. BIGELOW. A.B. 1958 RUSSELL L. DAVENPORT, R.S.. LI..B., LL.D. 1959 FREDERICK MAY ELIOT, D.D., I.L.D.. President 1959 JANET BREWSTER MURROVi (Mr . Edward IL), V.B. 1959 STUART A. RUSSELL, LL.D. 1960 HOWARD FLETCHER BURNS, V.H., I.L.R. 1960 WINTIIROP HIRAM SMITH. V.B. 1960 ROBERT GEORGE WIESE, .M. 1961 JOHN ELY BURCH A RD, M.S.. L.H.D., D.Arrh. 1961 KATHARINE BUTLER, M.D. 1961 WILLIAM CHURCHILL HAMMOND, JR., Pli.B.. VLB. A. 1962 SIDNEY LOVETT. D.D. 1963 ROBERT CHAPM AN SPRAGUE, M S. 1964 WILLIAM GOODWIN AVI RETT, Y.B.. L.H.D.. D.Liti. 1965 BOARDMAN BUMP, M.B.A.. Treasurer 1965 VL'GUST IIECKSCIIEK. A.M. 1965 WILMA ANDERSON KERRY -MILLER (Mrs. Charles), Ph.D., L.1LD. 1965 PAUL I. WREN. A.M. 1967 ROBERT E. BARRETT. J1L, S.B. 1967 LOUISE NOBLE SEELY (Mrs. Ralph .), A.R. Chosen by the Alumnae 1958 LOUISE REYNOLDS WEISEIl (Mrs. Richard VI.), V.B. I ire President 1959 LOUISE K. WILDE (Commander. U. S. N.). A.B.. L.I1.D. 1960 MILDRED TROTTER. Ph.D. 1961 MARY BUDD Dl NN (VIrs. John .). .B. 1962 ELIZABETH GOODE SPRAGUE (VIrs. Howard .). VI.A. OLIVE COPELAND. A.B., Executive Secretary to the President and Secretary to the Board of Trustees South Hadley, Mass. Pasadena. Calif. South Hadley. Mass. Boston. VIass. New Y ork. N. Y . Holyoke. Mas-.. Cleveland. Ohio New Y ork. N. Y . Boston. Mas;,. Cambridge. VI ass. New Y ork. N. Y . Boston, Mass. New Haven, Conn. North Adams. Mass. New Y ork. N. Y . Boston. VIass. New Y ork. N. Y . Cambridge, Mass. Boston. Mass. South II ad lev. Mass. J 7 Burlingame, Calif. Holyoke, Mass. Del Bay Oaks, Calif. Si. Louis, Mo. Boston. Mass. Rocky River, Ohio South Hadley. M ass. 0 149 the faculty ART Professors Emeriti Florence W. Fog� , Gertrude S. Hyde; Professors Marian Hayes, Henry Rox: Associate Pro- fessor Dorothy M. Cogswell; Assistant Professor Edward Corbett: Instructors Ruth VI. Firm, Jeon C. Harris, Richard II. Janson; Assist ants (part-time) Adelaide Hutton. Lewise Henderson, Ruth T. Weber: Reader Sarah E. Rusk. ASTRONOMY Professor Emeritus Anne S. Young: Professor Alice II. Farnsworth; Assistant Professor Mary L. Connelley: Instructor (part-time) Martha E. ilazen. CHEMISTRY Professors Emeriti Emma P. Carr, Mary L. Sherrill. Louisa S. Stevenson: Professors Anna J. Harrison, Lucy W. Pickett; Associate Professor (George E. Hall; Lecturer Jane Hastings; Assistant Professors Jane L. Maxwell, Ernest F. Silversmith: Instructors (part-time) Frances AX'. Collins, Virginia F. Johnston, Judith S. Lake; Grad- uate Assistants Mary Hnwrylyshyn, Sandra Mancewicz, Rrille Perry, Marjorie G. UIil; Assistant Director of Chemistry Laboratories Marion W. Craven; Gretchen Fleming, Sinclair Fellow. CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AM) LITERATURE Professor Emeritus Cornelia C. Coulter: Professor Blanche H. Cox; Associate Professor Elizabeth P. Wyckoff: Assistant Professor Nancy R. Pearce. ECONOMICS AND SOCIOLOGY l rofessors Emeriti Alzaila Comstock, Amy Hcwes: Professor� Everett D. Hawkins, John Lobb; Associate Pro- fessors Alice E. Hoiimcuf, Virginia L. Galbraith: Assistant Professor� Lincoln H. Day, Hulkeley Smith, Jr., In- structor Sarah M. Montgomery; Assistant Elizabeth T. Richmond: Reader Elizabeth P. Bradley. ENGLISH President Emeritus ar tl Lecturer Emeritus in English Roswell Gray Ham; Professors Emeriti Charlotte D Eve- lyn, Dorothy Foster, Helen C� riflitli. Jeannette Marks, Ada L. Snell; Professors Leslie G. Hurgevin, Kathleen M. Lynch, Anna J. Mill, Joseph McG. Bottkol, Marianne Brock, Denis Johnston, Alan V. McGee, Sydney R. McLean. Lawrence B. W allis: Associate Professors Leonora Branch (part-time), Joyce M. Horner. Constance M. Saintonge, Jean Sudrann; Assistant Professors John L. Bradley, Elizabeth A. Green, Marjorie R. Kaufman, Julia McGrew, Phyllis P. Smith. Margaret I. Pfau, Ben L. Reid; Instructors Anne Havens. Dargan Jones, Lore Metzger, Adaline P. Potter (part-time): Graduate Assistant Cynthia C. W hiting; Secretary (part-time) Mary W . Lyman: Technical Director of Laboratory Theatre Oliver K. Ally� ; Instructor (part-time) Louise V. Wallis. FRENCH LANGUAGE AM) LITERATURE Professors Paul F. Saintonge, Ruth J. Dean, Alice C. Stevens (part-time); Associate Professor Marie-Jeanne Bourgoin: Assistant Professors Pierre L. Auhery, Edith S. Rostas. Luc J. Dariosecq (Visiting Assistant Profes- sor); Instructors Marie-Paule Carduucr, Antoine M. M. Tavera, Kathleen G. Hawkins (part-time); Graduate Assistants Sarah Dickinson, Claudinc Gay. GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY Associate Professor Emeritus Julia Mary Shipman; Professor John C. llaflf: Associate Professor Minnie E. Lc- iii a ire; Assistant Professor Bertram C. Woodland; Instructors Elaine L. Potter, Man V. Woodland; Graduate Assistant Janet W. Crampton. GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professors Emeriti Grace VI. Bacon, Ellen C. Hinsdale; Associate Professor Emeritus Alice P. Stevens; Professor Erika VI. Meyer; Associate Professor Edith A. Rungc; Instructor Stuart A. Friebert: Assistants (part-time) Else Sell, Minnie Lobl. HEALTH AND HYGIENE Professors Pattie J. Groves. Ruth E. Fairbank; Associate Professor Frances P. W iese: Executive Secretary Pris- cilla A. Grant: Public Health Nurse Catherine R. McDonnell; Head Nurse. Everett House Anna L. Knightly: Nurses. Everett House Jean E. Barnett, Mildred B. Brock wav, Mildred M. Kennedy (part-time), Rita Beaure- gard; Housekeeper, Everett House Ann Christian. HISTORY Professors Emeriti Viola F. Barnes, Bertha If. Putnam; Associate Professor Emeritus Jessie M. Tat Jock; Pro- fessors Norma Adams, Peter Viercek; Associate Professors Wilma J. Pugh, Mary S. Benson; Assistant Professors David P. Leonard, John L. l eaII; Graduate Assistant Amy Lou Vundersall: Reader Elizabeth S. Tcall. ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professor Valentine Giamatti LIBRARY Librarian Emeritus Bertha E. Blakely: Assistant Librarian Emeritus Frances E. Haynes; Librarian Flora B. Lud- ington; Assistant Librarian Margaret L. Ellsworth; Administrative Assistant Merle S. Doran: Senior Cataloguer Virginia J. Spencer; Head of Readers Services Mildred M. Ledden; Order Librarian Elizabeth R. Jacoby; Cata- loguers Judith Hopkins, Gladys F. Pratt; Assistant Readers Services Nancy M. Devine; Assistant in Charge of Reserves Ann M. Stuart; Assistant Margaret A. Duncan; Clerical Assistants Cynthia J. Toussaint, Pearl Felice, Mary Lou Smith, Mary G. Sower. Madclyn Cray; Assistant (part-time) Mary M. Scott; Secretary to Librarian Lucille Clarke. 150 MATHEMATICS Professor Grace K. Hales: Visiting Professor Atherton Sprague; Professor Fred Kiokemeister; Associate Professor William 11. Durfcc: Assistant Professor Theodore II. M. Crumpton. MUSIC Associate Professor Emeritus Clara H. Tillinghast; Professors Charles I). Leedy, Ruth E. Douglass; Associate Professor David J. Holden; Assistant Professor and College Organist Myrtle Regier; Assistant Professor Ronald Hodges: Assistant Professors (part-time) Helen Olheim, Milton J. Aronson; Instructors (part-time) Nancy Lobh, Helen B. llazen; Reader Harbara II. Conant; Secretary Louise . Dressel. PHILOSOPHY Professor Emeritus Ellen H. Talbot: Professor Roger W. Holmes; Associate Professor George V. Tovey; Assist- ant Professors Evelyn A. Musi. Grace L. Rose; Visiting Assistant Professor Donald W. Rogers. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Professor Mildred S. Howard; Associate Professor Ruth L. Elvedt; Assistant Professor Helen P. Rogers; In- structors F. Muriel Swain. Beverly J. Becker, Mary Slaughter, Marjory C. Heck; Hiding Instructor George V. Nichols; Secretary Eleanor Greenwood; Accompanist Carlyle S. Hodges. PHYSICS Professor Emeritus Elizabeth H. Laird; Professors Mildred Allen: Rogers D. Rusk. Edward P. Clancy; Instruc- tor Moira Sturrock; Curator and Technician Dwight A. Hloodgood. PHYSIOLOGY Professors Charlotte Haywood, Jyttc Mutis (Professor of Biochemistry); Assistant Professors Curtis G. Smith, Jeremiah L. Hiatt; Assistant (part-time) Sylvia T. Durfcc: Graduate Assistants Kathleen Holt, F. Noreen Moriarty, Donna Molnar, Eleanor Lindemann. Carolyn Moll. PLANT SCIENCE Professor Emeritus Alma G. Stokey; Professors Fredda I). Heed, Ethel T. Eltinge; Graduate Assistants Patricia A. Boring, Joan N. Pet tee. POLITICAL SCIENCE Professor Emeritus Ellen I). Ellis: Professors Victoria Sehuck, Ruth C. Lawson, Donald G. Morgan: Assistant Professors Leslie . Dunbar, Gerhard Locwenberg: Instructors J irina llrazdilova, John II. K esse I (part-time): Visiting Instructor Gerard Bruunthul. PSYCHOLOGY AND EDUCATION Professor Emeritus Samuel P. Hayes: Professors Stuart M. Stoke, Thomas W. Reese, Richard T. Sollenberger, John Volkinann; Associate Professors Horace II. Corbin, Lorraine W. Benner; Assistant Professors Britomar J. Ilandlon, Rachael L. Smith: Instructor John C. Osgood: Assistunt Adah West (Reading Clinic): Assistant Di- rector of Laboratories Ellen P. Reese: Secretary (part-time) Cecily C. Perez; Assistant (part-time) Jacqueline A. (barter; Instructor Priscilla Houghton: Teacher, Gorse Child Study Center Jane D. Rauscher; Assistant (part- time) Gorge Child Study Center Gloria II. Sinclair. RELIGION Professor Emeritus Laura H. AX ild: Professors J. Paul AX illiants: Associate Professor Ronald J. Tamhlyn; Visiting Associate Professor Holmes N. VanDerbeck: Assistant Professors Robert II. Bryant. Berjouhic Andreassian. RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Visiting Associate Professor Catherine A. Pastuhova. SPANISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE Professor Ruth Sedgwick; Associate Professor Concha de Alhornoz; Instructor German del Rio; Graduate As- sistant Maria S. Argot a. SPEECH Associate Professor Emeritus Alice XV. Mills: Professor of Speech and Drama Nadine Shcpardson; Associate Professor Clarice Tat man; Assistant Professor Inez Hegarty. ZOOL )GY Professor Emeritus Ann II. Morgan; Professors Christianna Smith, Kathryn F. Stein; Associate Professors Eliz- abeth M. Boyd, Isabelle B. Sprague; Assistant Professor (part-time) Janet W. Kingsbury; Instructors Joel C. Ebcrlin, Gertrude . llinsch: Instructor (part-time) and Research Associate L. Jean Smith; Assistants Marjorie llyett, Barbara T. Rose; Assistant (part-time) Ruth R. Burkhardt; Graduate Assistants Harriette D. Longacrc, Jean A. AX bite. Sally A. Huber. Dorothy C. Halbert, Dorothy J. Serge� t: Curator-Secretary Helen L. (Godwin. INTER1 )EPARTMENT V I COURSE :is� ting Associate Professor Nathaniel M. Lawrence, Jr. HEADS OF HOUSES Abbey Hall, Louisa M. Smith; Bridgman Hull. Kathleen Holt: Brigham Hall, Stella S. Blair; Bticklund Hall, Beatrice AX. Woodward: Cowles Lodge. Mary E. BufTinton; Dickinson House, Helen G. Fuller; Hitchcock House. Sally A. Huber: Le Foyer. Francine A. Boat: North Mandelle Hall. Evelyn F. Marshall: South Mandclle Hall. Leila (). Know lion: Mead Hall, Bulb A. Clarke; Mountain View, Rachel L. Smith: Pearsons Hall, Muriel W . Bowrev: Pearsons Annex, Ruth Ycrrall; Porter Hall, J. Eleanor Johnson; North Rockefeller I lull, (Henna D. Cooper: South Rockefeller Hall, A’criui M. Hays; SafTord Hall, Grace F. Willey; Sycamores, Eleanor Greenwood; Torrey Hall, Mildred G. Simrell; Wilder Hall. Julia B. Egan; Wood bridge Hall, Guelda I. Lane. 151 phi beta kappa society Theta Chapter of Massachusetts of the Phi Beta Kappa Society. ACTIVE MEMBERS 1957-58 A. Elizabeth Adams Britomar J. llandlon Margaret L Plan Norma Adams Anne Havens Lucy . Pickett Mildred Allen Everett D. Hawkins Wilma J. Pugh Grace E. Bates Marian Hayes Ren Reid Mar) S. Benson Charlotte 1 lay w ood I )onald W . Rogers Alice E. Botirneuf Martha Hazcn Grace Rose Robert 11. Bryant Inez E. 1 legar I) Edith A. Rtinge Leslie C. Burges in Mildred S. Howard Let a k. Rymer Meribelli E. Cameron Fred E. Kiokeineister ietoria Schuck Edvard P. Clancy Ruth C. Lawson Ernest F. Silversmith Blanche B. Cox Minnie E. Lemaire Bulkley Smith, Jr. Theodore II. M. Cramp ton John Lobh (ihristianna Smith Ruth J. Dean Gerhard Loewenbcrg 1 ,ois Jean Smith Ruth E. 1 )otiglass Kathleen M. Lynch Phyllis P. Smith Ruth E. Eairhanks Sydney R. Me Lean Kathryn F. Stein • Alice Farnsworth Evelyn A. Masi Alice C. Stevens Gretchen Fleming Erika M. Meyer Jean Smlrann N alentine Giamatti Sarah S. Montgomery John L. Teall Richanl G. Get tell Donald CL Morgan (George . Tovey Elizabeth A. Green Mrs. Edward Morris John Volkmann Pat tie J. Groves Harriet New hall Frances P. W iese George E. Hall Brille R. Perry Beatrice . Woodward EMERITUS MEMBERS 1957-58 Grace M. Bacon Ella S. Dickinson Ada L. F. Snell Viola F. Barnes Florence W . Foss Alice P. Stevens Bertha Blakely Amy Hewes Louisa S. Stevenson a Emma P. Carr Gertrude S. Ilyde Mma C. Stokey Alzada Comstock Helen Patch Jessie M. Tat lock Cornelia C. Coulter Mary Sherrill Frederick Saunders Charlotte D’Evelyn Jane Mesick UNDERGRADEATE MEMBERS Class of 1958 Elected . n ior ) ear Marcia Buckley Carolyn Fosdick Dorothy E. Mane) Marie L. Mendelsohn Maretta T. Paige 152 llamarada staff CAROL BISSELL DORSEY DAVIDSON MARGARET COXHEAD NANCY JANES 1RM1NA LASKOV Ski SHEILA MAKI LETITIA ANN THOMPSON CLASS EDITORS Hclga Rady, 1959; Susan Bradley, 1960: Susan Rhodes, 1961 CLERICAL ASSISTANTS Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Art and Layout Editor Literary Editor Photography Editor Advertising Manager 1958: Lauren Alexander, Ana Hervas; 1959: Jean Cunningham, Barbara Sweet; I960: Glenna Pink, Betsy Tolman: 1961: Judith Cams, Dorothy de Ferranti, Mary Jane MacLaren: Special appreciation to Patricia Edwards. '60, for assistance in layout ADVERTISING 1958: Sheila Meyer, Carroll Sperry; 1959: Carolyn Steidle: 1961: Carolyn Canney, Dorothy de Ferranti, Louise McLean, Eleanor Samuels CIRCULATION Mary Beth Jamieson. 1959 Manager 1960: Harriet Baird, M. Archer Brown, Gail Gebler, Joyce Johnson, Susan Karp, Janis Lawrence, Ruth Lefkowitz. Anne de Lemos, Elaine Libby, Janet McGowin, Kathleen Manfre, Meredith Michaels. 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